Fusebox Cover
02-01-2013, 03:36 PM
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Yes, I can do a chemical etch. Its a paste that is applied to either metal or glass. When the laser hits it it alters the metal chemical makeup and etches black. Im having a machine shop cut blank lnf and lsj covers out of aluminum and stainless to use as blanks. I imagine copper wouldn't be an issue.
02-01-2013, 09:09 PM
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Yes, I can do a chemical etch. Its a paste that is applied to either metal or glass. When the laser hits it it alters the metal chemical makeup and etches black. Im having a machine shop cut blank lnf and lsj covers out of aluminum and stainless to use as blanks. I imagine copper wouldn't be an issue.
What would the price be for something like that?
02-01-2013, 09:48 PM
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You know i'm game for all your killer stuff , I just have to wait till i get some cash. It kills me to have the 2010 rotting outside this winter , The 2008 spent 3 days outside of a garge while i ownded it.
02-02-2013, 08:04 AM
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Slide rite. Check out our Facebook page. Altered ego automotive design. James rakes from CSS hooked me and Richard Hall up together and that brought ttr into the mix. I'll send you some info on Monday on the copper. Side.thought.... I wonder if you could, by blunt persuasion, get a thin sheet of copper to form to the contours of the original airbox. Hum.
