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Originally Posted by 78F350
You obviously have not tried it yourself. 
A Dremel leaves the edges too rough even with the diamond tip. I used a flat bed CNC with a Co2 Laser, available here: https://www.bosslaser.com/boss-lsr-hybrid.html
The Indonesian rubber is too sensitive to UV radiation and fades to a grey after a few months of full sun. The Melanesian rubber is the one to go with.
I sourced the uncut titanium hyper-alloy aluminum sheet here: https://www.customcargrills.com/Perforated-Grill-Mesh.asp
And the carbon fiber infused UV resistant rubber edge here: https://www.customcargrills.com/Grill-Trim.asp
I have lots of extra material and I will not share.
There may be cheaper sources, but if you were looking for the cheapest source, you'd be driving a 1990 Miata, not a Porsche Boxster. |
You're still using Melanesian rubber?! Wow. No. What you really want is the super-rare "Pleistocene Bog Tar."