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LET'S GO BRANDON
So along with a few others I bought a Fiberman bellypan during his black Friday sale. I knew it probable wouldn't fit out of the box as I have Fehling engine bars on the front. So tonight, I began the journey (at least step 1 anyway) I will update as I go along.
1st thing I had to do was make a "disposable belly pan" to cut and trim. I will use this to get the shape of what I need to trim so I'm not hacking on the real thing.
Started w/ covering the bellypan w/ some wax paper so the "molded" one would come off easy, then I covered the wax paper w/ some painters tape to make a "base coat" if you will:
Next came a layer of duct tape for a little durability and stiffness:
Followed by a layer of thin Styrofoam insulation board as the backbone:
Followed by the final layer of duct tape. trim and remove. Voila a "disposable belly pan. Not exact, but it doesn't have to be for what I'm using it for.
1st thing I had to do was make a "disposable belly pan" to cut and trim. I will use this to get the shape of what I need to trim so I'm not hacking on the real thing.
Started w/ covering the bellypan w/ some wax paper so the "molded" one would come off easy, then I covered the wax paper w/ some painters tape to make a "base coat" if you will:
Next came a layer of duct tape for a little durability and stiffness:
Followed by a layer of thin Styrofoam insulation board as the backbone:
Followed by the final layer of duct tape. trim and remove. Voila a "disposable belly pan. Not exact, but it doesn't have to be for what I'm using it for.