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As well as the epoxy putty, I have now also bought epoxy car body filler. Im going to use this to coat the inside of the body where it is still quite fiberous from the fiber glass. Again this is to make the surface as good as possible for painting, but it will also add thickness to make it look better, as well as hopefully giving some more rigidity and strength to the whole thing.
Once i'd finished filling in the air bubbles, I decided to attatch a couple of the cables. Ive added the two jack cables for the sound. To make the socket as flush to the back as possible, I used a couple of washers to add a bit of height. I also added the usb cable. To get the required height on this, I used more epoxy putty. Once im finished, all of the cables will be moulded into the body to make it look more organic on the inside. The usb cable I used is actually a two port usb hub, as the plug was actually shorter than a standard usb extension cable which would have been in the way of the mobo tray. Ive now also ordered a few more extension cables i need, including a vga cable and 2 x ps2 cables.
Finally a overall shot of what ive left her in the garage looking like.
Once i'd finished filling in the air bubbles, I decided to attatch a couple of the cables. Ive added the two jack cables for the sound. To make the socket as flush to the back as possible, I used a couple of washers to add a bit of height. I also added the usb cable. To get the required height on this, I used more epoxy putty. Once im finished, all of the cables will be moulded into the body to make it look more organic on the inside. The usb cable I used is actually a two port usb hub, as the plug was actually shorter than a standard usb extension cable which would have been in the way of the mobo tray. Ive now also ordered a few more extension cables i need, including a vga cable and 2 x ps2 cables.
Finally a overall shot of what ive left her in the garage looking like.