camario96's 1996 Chevrolet Camaro on CarDomain

I've gotten into using fiberglass within the last year, and I've realized that you really can do anything with this stuff
Here's what I used,
it's really simple, but very messy.

This is how I made the shapes of the front end, I just used a Dremel tool and cut it to a shape of my own design and then used spacers that I made from wood and then fiberglassed it with cloth from underneath. I ended up using two coats of the cloth to make sure I wasn't going to have to do this again later.

I used a clamp to keep the piece from sagging too much and the wooden spacers to make sure they sagged enough and I did the sides like this and then once the sides were hardened, I removed the spacers and clamps and it stayed in place.

This is after using the resin and cloth

The above are pics of the process of applying the "bondo" or body filler to smooth the look. I used this greenish colored filler first, because it is fiberglass reinforced, and has a more rigid durability, and then used a lightweight body filler on that once I got the shape about how I wanted it. It involves a lot of sanding, and it takes several layers before you get a perfectly smooth base, so sanding gets very old throughout the process.

I've finally finished the front end ( at least so far)

It's just primed for now, I'm holding off on paint until I've finished my entire exterior.
I know the grooves that I made look crooked, but they're not, they look that way because the hood is actually crooked.