"Results aren't perfect" Proceeds to show an amazing, homemade, professional grade rear diffuser. This is solid work! Thanks for the tutorial and the idea!
I saw the spray foam and I was like "nah" then I saw the fiberglass and I was thinking okay, then I wondered how it was a diffuser without the fins, then you brought it all together with the plexiglass and I was convinced. This is fantastic! Super great job
I've never made body kit stuff before and have been playing around with a similar idea, having experience with fiberglass. Just seeing that someone else has done it now I'm probably gonna try lol
Same, i Will start with the plastic part of the bumper of my Fiesta mk1 1983 car, as It was plastic and metal, the plastic One are rare asf for the front, so i Will make mine 😅😅
"Results aren't perfect, first time doing anything like this" правиш си несправедливост, изглежда страхотно!! продължавайте в същия дух, тъй като практиката прави перфектни 10/10
(EDIT: Just a little advice, It was still good work 100%) I would use this as the cast and make a mold to make the final product. I'm a fan of cut precise pieces in one piece when possible for structural integrity.
Definitely awesome man! I've been doing these types of things for many years now! You did great work for your first time! I'll be building a custom widebody kit very soon on my channel! Definitely some great inspiration with the plexiglass/acrylic sheets!
If I used spray foam on a bumper they would have had to repaint the whole car. He had excellent control of that foam dispenser and never got one drop on his flip flops props to him impressive
@@VIK7ORIOS_WORKSHOPexcellent idea and excellent work. To fix/glue it, did you apply the polyester resin all over the bumper before applying the PU expanding foam?
Love this. Forgive my ignorance, I see many videos making mold and countermold. Will the foam stay underneath? Hasn't this affect the difference material shrinkage? Thank you so much!
this is nuts. your patience and dedication to the craft here really paid off. the results are incredible! definitely beats anything you could get for the price of materials. how long did it take?
Cool idea with the foam!! I would suggest using chicken wire next time and putting the fiber glass on that to save weight and have straighter lines A good youtube video for inspiration - "How to make a fiberglass mold for a motorcycle seat // Paul Brodie's Shop"
Beautiful craftmanship. Takes quite a bit of skill and patience though, I likely would chicken out myself and buy a scrapyard escapee, couch potato that I am! 😅
It came out really nice, man! Now, since you went to all the trouble using plexiglass for the Thins, you should have left them clear and drilled a little hole in from the back side and inserted an LED. Then, each one would have glowed around the edges at night time. Again, great job!
Very little actually, 10 mil plexi would be roughly 2.5lbs a square foot, cant be more than that on there, sprayfoam is about a half pound per cubic foot, doubt theres more than 2 cubes left after trimming, fiberglass, while still not as light as carbon, is pretty light, 3 pounds a square yard on average cured, likely 2.5 yards were used, add about 8 ounces of bondo left after bodywork... I'd say 11.5 pounds or less. 🤷♂🤣
Good job the only thing I'd have done different is cover the entire lower section of the bumper in masking tape prior to the foam stage pushing the tape flush into the shape of the bumper.this would have allowed you to seperate the splitter from the bumper once you had it glassed. The foam can then be removed and the splitter would be a seperate piece to the bumper rather than 1 whole piece
@@VIK7ORIOS_WORKSHOP again I'm not knocking it, even as a one piece it makes sense to tape the bumper and remove the foam after glassing. It can still be moulded in one piece as easy just without all that unnecessary material underneath is my point. Take it as constructive criticism, you done good mate
@@jsweeney1983It’s a good point, I am about to do a project and nervous about keeping foam underneath as it will get dampness etc and this may lead to cracking or bubbling… still, it’s a great job and also quick results 👌🏻
excellent idea and excellent work. To fix/glue it, did you apply the polyester resin all over the bumper before applying the PU expanding foam?@@VIK7ORIOS_WORKSHOP
@@VIK7ORIOS_WORKSHOP woah thanks for the reply I’m waiting impatiently for these videos I want to try them out but don’t know how to properly do the bumper
I appreciate the craftsmanship, but it's really more along the Iines of a diffuser look rear valance zero effect on efficiency, no under tray to feed that nice radius , all in all it was enjoyable to watch you build something from scratch nice work
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Cool
Where'd the foam end up?
You are a genius
"Results aren't perfect"
Proceeds to show an amazing, homemade, professional grade rear diffuser. This is solid work! Thanks for the tutorial and the idea!
"professional grade rear diffuser"?
far from but its nice for a homemade one.
@klab3929 what it needs to be a professional grade?
@@joeltorres3202 it needs to work.
@@joeltorres3202looks good but doesn't function like a real aerodynamic diffuser.
I saw the spray foam and I was like "nah" then I saw the fiberglass and I was thinking okay, then I wondered how it was a diffuser without the fins, then you brought it all together with the plexiglass and I was convinced. This is fantastic! Super great job
😄 Thanks!
You got the perfect teaching for never judge too quickly bro
If that ain't perfect, it's living right next door to it. That came out really good man.
I've never made body kit stuff before and have been playing around with a similar idea, having experience with fiberglass. Just seeing that someone else has done it now I'm probably gonna try lol
Same, i Will start with the plastic part of the bumper of my Fiesta mk1 1983 car, as It was plastic and metal, the plastic One are rare asf for the front, so i Will make mine 😅😅
"Results aren't perfect, first time doing anything like this" правиш си несправедливост, изглежда страхотно!! продължавайте в същия дух, тъй като практиката прави перфектни 10/10
(EDIT: Just a little advice, It was still good work 100%) I would use this as the cast and make a mold to make the final product. I'm a fan of cut precise pieces in one piece when possible for structural integrity.
Great job! Already learned that i can make a mold with a foam spray, nice and easy. Blessings!
It looks real good to not be perfect. You put a lot of atteniton to detail on it to make it nice!!! Good work.
Thank you very much!
@@VIK7ORIOS_WORKSHOP No problm.. Its easy to say bad comments ,but it good to give credit and thumbs up on a job welldone. Keep up the mods.
If this is your first time, imagine the results next time!!! Awesome.
Colour me super impressed, very clever the foam is a fantastic idea!
That's one of the best job I have ever seen on RUclips thanks for sharing
Exceptional! You clearly have an eye for design and a lot of talent.
Thank you! 😊
Great video - really like the tip on using expanding foam. Much faster than carving two sides of a block and lots cheaper! Thanks for the inspiration.
Glad it was helpful!
Dont know how this video was recommended to me but you did an incredible job on that diffuser, I was expecting some haggard job.
Much better than yet another glue on diffuser. Looks great.
Thanks!
Results are not perfect. Dude you killed that .that turned out absolutely amazing.
Right On! Used similar methods to make a custom pop top camper. Great to see other homemade builds doing the same DIY approach.
I have been looking to see what sort of finish u can get with fiberglass without making a mould. Thanks for posting.
Definitely awesome man! I've been doing these types of things for many years now! You did great work for your first time! I'll be building a custom widebody kit very soon on my channel! Definitely some great inspiration with the plexiglass/acrylic sheets!
Yeah it's easier than making them with fiberglass 😀
How difficult was this? I’m sure it’s a lot cheaper than buying a diffuser that looks like this, im thinking of doing this too, great work
Not that hard just time consuming, especially the sanding part. Also makes it easier if you have the right tools for the job.
@@VIK7ORIOS_WORKSHOP ❤
@@VIK7ORIOS_WORKSHOP what kinda foam did you use ?. I want to try that on my car too
@@pinkinwarri304 Expanding Polyurethane Foam
@@VIK7ORIOS_WORKSHOP that's excellent work & idea!
I enjoyed your video, great job for a first timer. You gave me some ideas about the project I'm working on.
Awesome! Thank you!
This maybe the best thing i’ve seen in a long time
Wtf man that is CRAFT on a highest level! You are f. Crazy in a positive way! Respect for patience
That looks better than some vacuumed formed diffusers you can actually buy. top work...
If I used spray foam on a bumper they would have had to repaint the whole car. He had excellent control of that foam dispenser and never got one drop on his flip flops props to him impressive
was thinking how to make splits, plexiglass amazing idea, thats what i needed
Amazing work man. Really impressive. Looks better than many expensive custom diffusers I have seen.
A fine example of talent over technique.
I can follow his technique, but I dont have his talent.
Lots of hard work, great job! I respect the length you’ll go to keep the stock bumper cover.
you cooked, what a fine finish. wel done sir!
Thank you
This is beyond impressive! I want to do the same thing but with carbon fibre for a mk2.5 mx-5 with quad tip exhaust
Can’t upvote this enough. Think I went into some kind of trance watching it 😁
Excellent work! Thanks for showing the whole process! You got me itching to get into some fiberglass now 😂.
fiberglass will definitely get you itching
@@jacob.pavone 😂 tis true
I am impressed. Great job. Looks perfect on the car.
Thanks!
That looks way better than I expected it to, ngl. Maybe it doesn't look so perfect in person but from where I'm sitting it looks professionally done
Very good work. My question is how long will it last? The adhesion usually doesn't last over time do to vibration and wind.
It's not just the foam holding it, the diffuser is molded to the bumper with resin so it acts like a glue.
@@VIK7ORIOS_WORKSHOPexcellent idea and excellent work. To fix/glue it, did you apply the polyester resin all over the bumper before applying the PU expanding foam?
@@tindosbosques No, only above the foam.
excellent job, looks professional and great quality. I'd pay for that type of work!
Thankyou so much for this idea, have a 2010 i30 sr, no body mod/ aftermarket support, going ti busy a second bumoer to give this a crack with
Love this.
Forgive my ignorance, I see many videos making mold and countermold. Will the foam stay underneath? Hasn't this affect the difference material shrinkage? Thank you so much!
You won't have any issues with the foam. 1+ year still looks the same as when I made it.
@@VIK7ORIOS_WORKSHOP Perfect. When I start manufacturing my diffuser, I'm going to do it like this.
Thanks!
First time or not you did a fabulous job! Great work and looks amazing! 👏👏👏
Thanks so much! 😊
good stuff. I'd take it off now and made proper mould off of it. Not sure how strong the existing one is going to be in the long run.
Great craftmanship, turned out awesome, well done
Wow I'm just blown away amazing work
Genius yet humble
Really nice finish for the cost. Awesome job will consider doing it.
this is nuts. your patience and dedication to the craft here really paid off. the results are incredible! definitely beats anything you could get for the price of materials.
how long did it take?
About a month but I wasn't working on it everyday.
For a “not perfect job”, I find it pretty awesome and look beautiful on the car.
Thanks for the video brother.. well filmed and thought out!
1st time! looks fantastic to me!! i am gooing to try this on my 87 Fiero GT!!
Some real DIY, respect🔥🔥
I was going to be a prick BUT I CANNOT TAKE ANYTHING FROM THAT MAN GREAT JOB!
amazing work ,especially for a first timer !!!! Did it last or crack over time, just wondering because of flexing bumper material ?
Thank you! No cracks so far thankfully. The fiberglass prevents the bumper from flexing, you can even sit on top of the bumper 😄
Great work 👍🏽
By the way, you’ve inspired me to make the part I need for my aquarium light 😊
Wow that’s pretty clean!! your an artist !! 👍
Se deixassem o acrílico transparente podia colocar uns leds neles..
Acho que ia ficar legal!
Belo trabalho!
Looks incredible to me ,awesome
This is exactly what I want! 😩 Omg what a masterpiece 😍
If you can have the time and patience, you can do it!
Wow that turned out very well, nice.
Thanks 👍
It came out really good! In my opinion, it would've looked better if you painted it to match the rest of the bumper instead of black
Or flat black inside with the lip of the diffuser body color
Came out pretty good mate! Nice job! 👍🏴🇬🇧
Thanks 👍
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Wonderful job! Way to go. Keep the excellent work
The result is pretty amazing for "the first time" oO. Don't blame you ^^
Woow really impressed, good job 👍🏿
Thank you 🙌
Nice clean look. Love it.
Thank you!
dude that looks amazing, great work
Thank you!
Cool idea with the foam!! I would suggest using chicken wire next time and putting the fiber glass on that to save weight and have straighter lines
A good youtube video for inspiration - "How to make a fiberglass mold for a motorcycle seat // Paul Brodie's Shop"
That's solid work my friend!!
Beautiful craftmanship. Takes quite a bit of skill and patience though, I likely would chicken out myself and buy a scrapyard escapee, couch potato that I am! 😅
Looks great. Well done
Thanks!
I have to try this. I think I will try to turn the fins into edge lit turn signals and brake lights.
Wow man you are Awesome ❤❤.All the best
Damn bro the drool I need a bucket... 🔥🔥🔥
I mean wow, lose enough to perfect, who cares!? Looks great!
You did a grate job I like the results 👌🏽
I'm impressed. Well done!
That is beautiful, that's the last thing I need for my car.
Nicely Done!
Dude this is insane 😳😍
You did an amazing job!!
Thank you!
Главное что бы теперь ни кто в эту красоту не врезался. А то будет больно)
It came out really nice, man! Now, since you went to all the trouble using plexiglass for the Thins, you should have left them clear and drilled a little hole in from the back side and inserted an LED. Then, each one would have glowed around the edges at night time. Again, great job!
Turned out really nice!
I’m going to try it, but I’m doing the widebody kit 🤔🫡
You can always 3D Print it instead.
Man, you said first time doing this. It's Awesome! !
4hp gained. 😂. Great job. Just got an idea from watching this, gonna use that foam to produce my front bumper crash barrier replacement.
Awesome job man. Nice style and clean work.
Appreciate it!
not at all my taste, however... I most certainly appreciate the skill and hard work you put into this... amazing-all things considered...
Wow! Amazing job!!🔥🔥👍👍 i missed how did you connect the plexi glass fins to the bimper when you made that? The end result looks amazing nice job.
Polyurethane glue first than polyester resin after to fill the gaps and hold it better.
Ok nice thanks , i really like what you did👍
@@kevinbryant6459 Thanks!
Cool 👍🏿, i wonder how much more weight is added to the rear after this mod. But besides that fantastic work 👏🏾 👌🏾
Very little actually, 10 mil plexi would be roughly 2.5lbs a square foot, cant be more than that on there, sprayfoam is about a half pound per cubic foot, doubt theres more than 2 cubes left after trimming, fiberglass, while still not as light as carbon, is pretty light, 3 pounds a square yard on average cured, likely 2.5 yards were used, add about 8 ounces of bondo left after bodywork... I'd say 11.5 pounds or less. 🤷♂🤣
@Stinkeye Customs great work sir 🤙🏾
Great video!
Thanks!
Impressive wheels.
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Nicely done! How many cans did you use?
Good job the only thing I'd have done different is cover the entire lower section of the bumper in masking tape prior to the foam stage pushing the tape flush into the shape of the bumper.this would have allowed you to seperate the splitter from the bumper once you had it glassed. The foam can then be removed and the splitter would be a seperate piece to the bumper rather than 1 whole piece
I know but I wanted it to be a 1 piece.
@@VIK7ORIOS_WORKSHOP again I'm not knocking it, even as a one piece it makes sense to tape the bumper and remove the foam after glassing. It can still be moulded in one piece as easy just without all that unnecessary material underneath is my point. Take it as constructive criticism, you done good mate
@@jsweeney1983It’s a good point, I am about to do a project and nervous about keeping foam underneath as it will get dampness etc and this may lead to cracking or bubbling… still, it’s a great job and also quick results 👌🏻
Perfect results.! How the diffuser you made bonded with the bumper without using skrews?
The polyester resin acts as a glue.
excellent idea and excellent work. To fix/glue it, did you apply the polyester resin all over the bumper before applying the PU expanding foam?@@VIK7ORIOS_WORKSHOP
Yo great job! I’m about to try and make over fenders for my z
Love the video man ... amazing results
Beautiful finish
Please do one video for the front bumper and side skirt 😅
I have something in mind for the front bumper. Also for the headlights, hood, engine, custom lights and more. 😎
@@VIK7ORIOS_WORKSHOP woah thanks for the reply
I’m waiting impatiently for these videos
I want to try them out but don’t know how to properly do the bumper
@@smashtv7484 Probably in a month, waiting on some parts and the weather to get warmer.
@@VIK7ORIOS_WORKSHOP okayy I'm looking forward for it
What a amazing job. Which first step plastic primer or primer filler after done fiberglass?
Plastic primer first.
I appreciate the craftsmanship, but it's really more along the Iines of a diffuser look rear valance zero effect on efficiency, no under tray to feed that nice radius , all in all it was enjoyable to watch you build something from scratch nice work