Custom 1991 - 1993 Stealth/3000GT Bumper.

[J_Parker]

Personally, if you're going to be doing big foam projects, use 2-part expanding urethane foam instead of an insulation crack filler. (You can usually get it from a boat building supply store)
It'll be a bit stronger and easier to make big blocks out of.

I would, but by the time I get it here it'll cost more than the Great Stuff. I don't have anything like that where I live.

[AgentOblivious]

I would, but by the time I get it here it'll cost more than the Great Stuff. I don't have anything like that where I live.

That's weird, I figured BC would have some boat building supply shops. I order my stuff from Noah's Marine supply in Toronto. Noah's Marine Supplies Online Store - Featured Items

[DocHoliday]

Nice work! I have modified 3 bumpers using this method, you will need to put a wooden batten across the bumper ends to stop it opening up (widening) to keep it to the exact dimentions as when fitted to the car as when you go to fit it you will crack the filler by bending the ends in to fit , heres my current rear bumper done this about 2 years ago.

Jesus Enigma. Please get into business and sell me one of those rear bumpers.

[J_Parker]

I'll look around a little more and see what I can come up with, I'd like to start working on a few other things, get a few molds made and see what comes of what I make.

[Nihil]

I'll look around a little more and see what I can come up with, I'd like to start working on a few other things, get a few molds made and see what comes of what I make.

We need more pics though ha, I've really been interested in learning how to make plugs/molds and making pieces, what have you read watched and researched to learn all of this, or are you just learnin as you go along? Everything on youtube seems to be old outdated or unrelated to what I'm wanting to learn, or overly complicated with more materials than seemingly needed.

I see many threads with as much progress as you've done so far, then they end up faded way back, then final product is shown, but not a whole lot of step by step info.

And to Enigma, that bumper is awesome, I've always imagined a bumper like that for our cars, except, where the exhaust comes through the bumper, use an outlet from another car, I think mercedez or mazda has a similar exhaust outlet through the bumper and they have a finished tip that fits in the bumper and looks really clean...ok I searched real quick, and I think it was the LS400 I was remembering seeing.

[Gearhead]

I think it's a great idea, but there are too many different variations in exhaust tips. I would like to know where he learned how to make that bumper. I would love to make a custom bumper for my car.

[enigma]

Thank's guys for kind comments, the inspiration for the bumper came from farrari, I wanted to keep some of the original features and looking clean, if your new to doing mods such as this it takes time and commitment to complete it, and be prepared to rectify mistakes along the way, if you want an idea try looking here Fiberglass Forums - Powered by vBulletin plenty of projects and information and how to's.

[J_Parker]

Well, I finally made it home in once piece and will hopefully have some good progress in the next week once I catch up on everything. Thanks for the patience and sorry for the delay folks!

[FeaRpb]

Awesome, glad you are back on it. Can't wait to see some progress. Keep up the hard work.

[Nationalmilkman]

In for pics