Hey Ya’ll, I’m Pretty late to the scene but Straight to the point.
Here’s My DIY “version” for a Type R inspired custom bumper that I call the “Type Q” which is currently still under the works.
I’m PRETTY SURE has been done before by a few folks with some visioning.
Lip used: 1995 Accord
Hey welcome! You do your own fiberglass work?
Thank you Nfulfx, & this is actually my first ever fiberglass work lols 
Looks great so far!
I heard that’s difficult to work with so respect for doing it yourself. Very interested to see the final result! Post pix of the progress!
Progress update: finally did the last layer of bondo over the fiberglass. The fiberglass was the difficult part to do but bondo was easiest process; especially giving it the smooth shape with sandpaper, which was a lot of fun. It’s not super perfect but this is my first ever time doing body work/ fiberglass. I finally Got around to primer and base coat
After I get to applying clear coat after the base coat dries, I will post the final result of it on the db1 so you guys can see the how it looks for a DIY “Type R” bumper. Overall, a very fun project if you guys got weekend to spare.
Thank you ! !
Came out super clean, cant wait to see it on the car
yeah that doesn’t look like your first time.
Are you concerned about fiberglass cracking due to a parking block etc.? Is there something you added to make it more flexible? I heard urethane is better for bumpers because of this but I’m not knowledgeable on the matter.
Haha, I swear this is my first time messing with fiberglass & Yeah I do have my concerns about it breaking on something like that or like a dip in the road, I did try to add around 2-3 layers of fiberglass. Polyurethane does sound a lot better in this situation,
I have no idea how difficult it is to work with urethane.
Here are the final results of how it looks so far completed for a DIY “Type R” with 94-95 Accord oem lip. Definitely not the best work but a super fun diy project.
Now you gotta do the sideskirts to complete the look!
Haha that’s totally next ! and to find the rear lip 
