Post by Dany44 on Aug 6, 2018 10:14:03 GMT -5
Hello,
I currently have to reproduce a headlight lens that is no longer available. I thought used polyurethane resin and proceeded to a casting molding.
I have seen different articles about Alumilite Water Clear that seems a very interesting product for reproduction of this kind of piece.
However, as the original part is made of glass, do you think Alumilite resin is strong enough to withstand the heat of the bulb ? Do you think another product is better for this application ?
It's for a classic car, but used as daily driver. So quality of night lighting is important.
Regards
I currently have to reproduce a headlight lens that is no longer available. I thought used polyurethane resin and proceeded to a casting molding.
I have seen different articles about Alumilite Water Clear that seems a very interesting product for reproduction of this kind of piece.
However, as the original part is made of glass, do you think Alumilite resin is strong enough to withstand the heat of the bulb ? Do you think another product is better for this application ?
It's for a classic car, but used as daily driver. So quality of night lighting is important.
Regards
