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Jackfoo
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Hello all,

 

In the market how many types of materials being use to produce the body kits?(To my knowledge there are fibre glass; ABS & plastic)

 

Questions: Which is more costly? Which is more better quality/durable in other word will not crack easily due to light hit/impact.

 

rgds

jack [sunny]

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there's also carbon fibre bodykits.... even to the extend of carbon fibre bonnets, boot, doors and dashboards. I might have to sell a kidney to afford the whole lot for my car [:(]

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Maybe we can just have a little list to make it simple?

 

ABS/Plastic - Comments?

 

Fibreglass - Comments?

 

Carbon Fibre - Comments?

 

Any other materials - Comments?

 

Any guru on bodykits to shed some light?

 

Ed

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ABS plastic is more expensive than fibreglass but the surface is smoother and it will bend under pressure and not crack like fibreglass. I'd consider fibreglass the worst material cos the surface is never 100% smooth.

 

Most OEMs and original bodykits use ABS plastic.

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PU material

 

Polyurethane ( PU ) automobile body kits have many great acknowledged excellences such as anti-bumping, non-distortion, toughness, heat & cold-resistance (-40 to +80) and contamination-free. Therefore, polyurethane has been widely adopted by international top grade automobile industry as the best materials for car body kits.

 

The above great excellences of polyurethane automobile body kits are much more superior than regular materials like PP fiber body kits.

 

Polyurethane automobile body kits have standard specification, distinctively decent appearance and beautiful paint effect and also are very easy for installing. These superior merits would bring many advantages over rivals regular body kits items (PP fiber). Installation is very easy due to standard specification from exact steel mould. Due to molding by perfusion of liquid polyurethane material, it has unique smooth appearance and beautiful paint effect.

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