Now Taking Deposits for Modulo A grille
#443
Honestly, ..Ive been acquainted with Marcus from Heeltoe for close to 4 years now and his company has always been TOP NOTCH. I was EXTREMELY SURPRISED to see him drop the ball so hard on this product. It made me question everything I knew about him...but for the reasons that he stated above, I am sympathetic and would still gladly give him my service. That being said, I believe he is a good business person with even better customer service. Just forgive him guys..he really is good at what he does and an occasion like this truly is rare for Marcus.
#444
SeeYou2Crew #2
alright, well at least we get an update here.
first off, the grilles look fantastic. i have no doubt that these will be quality parts
however the mesh im still kinda iffy about actually. marcus do you happen to have a picture of the black sprayed mesh you did paired up with the grille?
first off, the grilles look fantastic. i have no doubt that these will be quality parts
however the mesh im still kinda iffy about actually. marcus do you happen to have a picture of the black sprayed mesh you did paired up with the grille?
#445
Thanks ttk, I needed that.
Now on to business, I could glue/epoxy the mesh on (as was suggested by a few people here) but then finishing the part would be a major pain. Painting the stuff would be hard to get to match the quality of the part.
I though of screwing it on, but there is no provision there for that. I am thinking I need to take it back to the fiberglass guy and have him put on some more epoxy material that we can drill holes in and screw it on to the back. The metal tabs idea was taken from a Mugen grille that we had seen in the past. But withing being able to stamp them out and have the right material that is proving to be difficult.
Now on to business, I could glue/epoxy the mesh on (as was suggested by a few people here) but then finishing the part would be a major pain. Painting the stuff would be hard to get to match the quality of the part.
I though of screwing it on, but there is no provision there for that. I am thinking I need to take it back to the fiberglass guy and have him put on some more epoxy material that we can drill holes in and screw it on to the back. The metal tabs idea was taken from a Mugen grille that we had seen in the past. But withing being able to stamp them out and have the right material that is proving to be difficult.
#446
a removable method would be preferred, this way if you get some major chippage or anything you could remove and respray the mesh without destroying the grill
#447
alright, well at least we get an update here.
first off, the grilles look fantastic. i have no doubt that these will be quality parts
however the mesh im still kinda iffy about actually. marcus do you happen to have a picture of the black sprayed mesh you did paired up with the grille?
first off, the grilles look fantastic. i have no doubt that these will be quality parts
however the mesh im still kinda iffy about actually. marcus do you happen to have a picture of the black sprayed mesh you did paired up with the grille?
I wanted to powdercoat them to be honest, but I knew that would have added more time and cost as well.
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ed_423 (09-30-2011)
#458
throw them in the trash and then give us the gps coordinates of the trash can you throw em in
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TSXKid2010 (09-30-2011)
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ed_423 (10-02-2011)
#463
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Wait...when you mean mesh will be on, you mean it'll be detachable right? Otherwise...it doesn't make sense to put the mesh on unpainted...
What did you mean by re-evaluated btw? Like you need to figure out a different method to put on the paint? Or the paint you're using isn't good enough quality?
What did you mean by re-evaluated btw? Like you need to figure out a different method to put on the paint? Or the paint you're using isn't good enough quality?
#468
You see me, I CU2
WTF you talkin bout I bought it with the paint option I EXPECT it to be painted and considering how long it took to come to fruition at this point thats a small thing to ask for
#469
Wait...when you mean mesh will be on, you mean it'll be detachable right? Otherwise...it doesn't make sense to put the mesh on unpainted...
What did you mean by re-evaluated btw? Like you need to figure out a different method to put on the paint? Or the paint you're using isn't good enough quality?
What did you mean by re-evaluated btw? Like you need to figure out a different method to put on the paint? Or the paint you're using isn't good enough quality?
Re-evaluiated: gotta check and make sure the cost structure on painting has not changes since the ice-ages when we started this project. I might opt to send them unpainted and refund the paint cost, or we might be able to get it done for you guys. A tad up in the air.
Anyway, I am not sure it is totally worth freaking out about this point. I am just tossing out the possibility that it might end up being better for you to have painted locally.
We are going to handle this on an individual basis when the time comes.
#471
#472
You see me, I CU2
#474
as when first announced, still looking forward to seeing the finished product on a car
#477
You see me, I CU2
#479
Grille tabs installed! 2 grilles have mesh mounted. Emblems on order. As of 10/17/11 we are at the end of the tunnel! Just need to put some minor touches, namely adding the emblem and packaging, and we'll be shipping 2-3 per week as the mesh tabs are done processing.
#480
so what are you gonna be charging for this now?
with everything figured out and the no-paint and and silver mesh and stuff?
with everything figured out and the no-paint and and silver mesh and stuff?