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Just trying to get it right, be patient Pimps.....

Rompin within the house.

shiat lookin goood.
-nox

raise it! LOL

Is that just shiny paint, or are you pumpin' some SMT (surface mount technology) through that Hummer?

dude i hope dem's smt's that'd be sweet

I was gonna do a pic post test too... so I'll do it here.



holy shizzle!... it worked!

I love battle scars on a car... It shows that baby doesn't just sit on a shelf...

I race my shit daily... I bet it has a mile on it by now...lol


silla

i gota post my old 2kgtr with bondoed body and wire rigged heat sink. that car is about 15-20% jbweld now.

Dis muthafugga's been 'round da block.

hogjowlz wrote:i gota post my old 2kgtr with bondoed body and wire rigged heat sink. that car is about 15-20% jbweld now.

Is that stuff light weight? The reason I ask is cause I was thinking about making some parts out of the putty stuff that gets super strong... Like maybe a chassis, or some gears... Would it work do you think?


silla

the epoxy I'm using is heavier than plastic, but stronger too so you can make the body very thin (less weight) and still have it be strong.
I just don't know the limitations, too thin and you'll crack up like humpty dumpty

the putty gets super hard. gears i dono but its close enough to plastic weight for chassis parts.

testing testing 123

piece of crap

sm2osley - that URL that you're using, it's a link to a page.
put that link in your browsers address bar.
you'll see the picture you're wanting on that page.
right click that picture.
choose "properties".
in the middle of the properties window you'll see an area labeled "Address (URL):"
to the right of that is the URL to that picture, this is the URL you want.
you must make sure you get the entire URL (most of the time they are long), either drag your cursor from the left of the "http:" and drag down and to the right until it stops and you have everything highlighted - or you can just click 3 times quick.
copy that URL, paste it in between the tags.