Mounting Coroplast for a Grill Block

[Sean88]

Excellent. How did you attach the foam and Coroplast?

[zpiloto]

Looking good! Are you going to make a section that you plug the hole in the winter time?

[SVOboy]

The foam was just to mock up more easily, but as you can see in the 5th photograph I put little wedges down in the two holes and glued those to the sides, then the coroplast to the top.

For the center part it just kinda rested and I glued from the back.

[SVOboy]

Originally Posted by zpiloto

Looking good! Are you going to make a section that you plug the hole in the winter time?

The hole will mostly be covered by license plate anyway,

[SVOboy]

Bling:

[AmmoCatcher]

Sweet! I am looking to do the same to my del Sol. I can't wait to see your mileage delta from this mod.

Very nice work!

[SVOboy]

I'm not even sure if I'll be driving the car, , though I'd love to see a change!

Have you seen dan's grill block on the old del sol?

[SVOboy]

www.crxmpg.com/grillblock.html for the full write up. Won't post it in the diy section here since it's been covered enough, unless someone wants me too. (Besides, we already have this thread.)

[GasSavers_Jack]

Bumper is in my garage. Pick up my coroplast (corigated plastic as per the sign shop) tomorrow for $11.22 for the 4 x 8 sheet. Hope to have mine on this weekend. I am thinking of putting in no holes. Has anyone gone no holes?

[MetroMPG]

Your coroplast is cheaper than my coroplast

Just picked up another sheet for my undertray for $18 + tax.

And I'm going to have lots left over. I could have bought a bunch of little scraps and knitted them together into a patchwork, but decided to just do it big.