Made Some Cheap Louvers Myself for $10.00
#1
Made Some Cheap Louvers Myself for $10.00
I had nothing to do and currently don't have a job so I have a lot of time in my hands. I did a video trying to explain the process in case someone wants to give it a try. it's not hard at all.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WaUf...ature=youtu.be
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WaUf...ature=youtu.be
Last edited by Rios04GT; 05-31-2014 at 08:45 PM.
#5
Ummm, why not just grab some off cut 5% tint at a local detail shop? That'd be free and achieve a similar look. This looks jackleg and will most likely rip off on the highway after a little while and exposure to weather.
"I don't have a lot of money right now"....Maybe a gas guzzling 5.0 sporty car isn't right for you at this point. I especially love the painting inside on the "dining room" table. Landlord will probably love that and you were probably high from the fumes when you made this video...hehe.
"I don't have a lot of money right now"....Maybe a gas guzzling 5.0 sporty car isn't right for you at this point. I especially love the painting inside on the "dining room" table. Landlord will probably love that and you were probably high from the fumes when you made this video...hehe.
#7
The paint job is the only thing separating this covers from looking like it was done professionally. Something I might consider in the future, the panels I did for this video are in the trash bin. Personally I am not a fan of adding clunky louvers, I wanted a smooth look instead and $180.00 to get that look seems too much. I am just sharing something you can do on your own that's it.
#8
Ummm, why not just grab some off cut 5% tint at a local detail shop? That'd be free and achieve a similar look. This looks jackleg and will most likely rip off on the highway after a little while and exposure to weather.
"I don't have a lot of money right now"....Maybe a gas guzzling 5.0 sporty car isn't right for you at this point. I especially love the painting inside on the "dining room" table. Landlord will probably love that and you were probably high from the fumes when you made this video...hehe.
"I don't have a lot of money right now"....Maybe a gas guzzling 5.0 sporty car isn't right for you at this point. I especially love the painting inside on the "dining room" table. Landlord will probably love that and you were probably high from the fumes when you made this video...hehe.
The small windows in the mustang have some texture inside the glass that just doesn't look good. I don't see how it will rip off on the freeway it has the same tape use by regular but heavier louvers. With enough skills and some patience this covers can be cut perfectly, the paint job is what needs to be done by someone who knows, that's it.
#9
Hint: x-acto blade, straight edge, and french curves....lexan, primer and gloss black paint
suggestion.... should add "Don't try this" disclaimer to post and video.
Seriously? Why not just buy gloss black vinyl or Carbon fiber looking Vinyl...
BTW.... is your car paid off? Just curious about how quick the repo happens on the West Coast? Being unemployed sucks.... especially if you still hold a car note.
suggestion.... should add "Don't try this" disclaimer to post and video.
Seriously? Why not just buy gloss black vinyl or Carbon fiber looking Vinyl...
BTW.... is your car paid off? Just curious about how quick the repo happens on the West Coast? Being unemployed sucks.... especially if you still hold a car note.
Last edited by Cruzinaround; 06-11-2014 at 01:43 PM.
#10
Well I think they look pretty good and are a reminder that you can do something cool for not a lot of money. He's a car guy with not a lot of $$$. He wanted to "play" on his car. What's wrong with that?
So often if we're not dropping $1500 on wheels, $1000 on exhaust, $5000 on boost, $1200 on cams, or something else it's somehow not cool.
The point was to make it different. Not like everyone else. He did that and for DIY he did pretty good. Thumbs up from me.
So often if we're not dropping $1500 on wheels, $1000 on exhaust, $5000 on boost, $1200 on cams, or something else it's somehow not cool.
The point was to make it different. Not like everyone else. He did that and for DIY he did pretty good. Thumbs up from me.