Make a Front Splitter Properly

Bill shows the right way to make this race car part easily

[chrislacy]

Im not from Australia but F me this blokes a national treasure, Keep them coming - youve certified me from DI-WHY to DI-WHYNOT? Legend!!!

[estewar]

Best tutorials on YT. Thanks for the years Bill.

[paulhuthmann]

Ive gotta daily mine so i built mine out of a multi layer sheet of wood that i drilled holes thru and then covered with fiberglass and resin and then made a mount to the frame and its been great at taking a beating.

[ODGColornChrome]

Love your work! You are a fiberglass genius! Well done!

[A.m.diy.projects]

Watched every your video, I learn how to work with fiberglass thanks to you👍🙏

[DBatty]

Could you put a foam core when laying up to add some rigidity?
I’ll give this a go myself thank you.

[tturi]

I'm going to make my undertray using this method, thank you for the insight.

I've made my prototype out of plywood but that's not holding up too well on the edges

[tombeasley]

Hi Bill, What size blade does that electric cloth cutter have in it? 70mm or 90mm? Thanks

[jaygeeantonio]

I was thinking using steel as it's heavy and provides weight ditstro at low speeds would that even be a good idea I wanted to cut it out and weld it to the sub frame or your a bolt on set up

[andya]

I don't mind making front ends but I've never put my hand to a splitter always being intimidated by the spliter

[thailandretromods]

Could you wrap the Kevlar around some 10mm MDF? Instead of using the bars to reinforce?

[johnpatterson]

I would probably lay up a splitter with a foam core 6 to 10 mm thick with two layers of carbon on top and two layers of Kevlar on the bottom. Foam core would increase the overall rigidity.

[hall]

Is there any 2 part Polyurethane you'd recommend for us Brits 😁🇬🇧