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    Grp

    Do GRP-bodied cars actually have any other advantages besides light weight and impossibility to rust?

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    Oh my, yet again.
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    what is a GRP body?
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    Quote Originally Posted by manik_890
    what is a GRP body?
    Glass Reinforced Plastic
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    It's light, easy to mould, and cuts weight.

    But it smells hideous and can be hell to fix.
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    i guess the hard to fix and light easy to mould is like CF right?

    i havent heard of this GRP before.. is it like fibre glass?
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    yeah thats what i thought but from the name im assuming it's a kind of lamanated material, like glass/plastic/glass/plastic, or something of the sort

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    Quote Originally Posted by henk4
    Glass Reinforced Plastic
    thanks man i learn so many things form this website
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