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Custom VIP table

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meisrandyFebruary 27, 2013
#486820

Custom VIP table

Does anyone know where I can get a custom VIP table made? I have a cube. There was this Xb guy that made one but I don't think he does anymore
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Does anyone know where I can get a custom VIP table made? I have a cube. There was this Xb guy that made one but I don't think he does anymore
OJAYFebruary 28, 2013
#486863
look up either vipdout or daviddeezign on instagram or fb
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look up either vipdout or daviddeezign on instagram or fb
EvoVIII808February 28, 2013
#486866
I just made mine, Took about 2 hrs for cutting and design, 3 hrs to sand and make smooth, 3 days for clear coat to dry and.....
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8381/8510601607_a2716145da_c.jpg

I use cardboard as a rough to get the design and shape, transfered it to MDF for fine tuning, then over to Oak Wood.

This has 1 heavy coat of Light Cherry Red stain ($7.99) and 1 coat of Self Leveling Epoxy resin ($24.99). Let it sit for 3 days to fully cure and done.
If you have the basic wood working skills you can pull it off or send me a template and we can reproduce it.

I choose not to go with the chrome trim on this one, and plan to make some changes to it for the next one I build. (it has a few minor flaws, bur not noticeable unless pointed out.)
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I just made mine, Took about 2 hrs for cutting and design, 3 hrs to sand and make smooth, 3 days for clear coat to dry and.....
[URL]http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8381/8510601607_a2716145da_c.jpg[/URL]

I use cardboard as a rough to get the design and shape, transfered it to MDF for fine tuning, then over to Oak Wood.

This has 1 heavy coat of Light Cherry Red stain ($7.99) and 1 coat of Self Leveling Epoxy resin ($24.99). Let it sit for 3 days to fully cure and done. 
If you have the basic wood working skills you can pull it off or send me a template and we can reproduce it.

I choose not to go with the chrome trim on this one, and plan to make some changes to it for the next one I build. (it has a few minor flaws, bur not noticeable unless pointed out.)
LowStyle400March 2, 2013
#487042
EvoVIII808;486866 wrote:I just made mine, Took about 2 hrs for cutting and design, 3 hrs to sand and make smooth, 3 days for clear coat to dry and.....
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8381/8510601607_a2716145da_c.jpg

I use cardboard as a rough to get the design and shape, transfered it to MDF for fine tuning, then over to Oak Wood.

This has 1 heavy coat of Light Cherry Red stain ($7.99) and 1 coat of Self Leveling Epoxy resin ($24.99). Let it sit for 3 days to fully cure and done.
If you have the basic wood working skills you can pull it off or send me a template and we can reproduce it.

I choose not to go with the chrome trim on this one, and plan to make some changes to it for the next one I build. (it has a few minor flaws, bur not noticeable unless pointed out.)



what did you do/ use for mounting brackets?...
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[QUOTE=EvoVIII808;486866]I just made mine, Took about 2 hrs for cutting and design, 3 hrs to sand and make smooth, 3 days for clear coat to dry and.....
[URL]http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8381/8510601607_a2716145da_c.jpg[/URL]

I use cardboard as a rough to get the design and shape, transfered it to MDF for fine tuning, then over to Oak Wood.

This has 1 heavy coat of Light Cherry Red stain ($7.99) and 1 coat of Self Leveling Epoxy resin ($24.99). Let it sit for 3 days to fully cure and done. 
If you have the basic wood working skills you can pull it off or send me a template and we can reproduce it.

I choose not to go with the chrome trim on this one, and plan to make some changes to it for the next one I build. (it has a few minor flaws, bur not noticeable unless pointed out.)[/QUOTE]


what did you do/ use for mounting brackets?...
EvoVIII808March 2, 2013
#487058
3 L brackets bent into a Z and slightly longer screws to go into the stock mounting location of the glove box. I plan to add the side supports for my next table. but this one holds very sturdy and has a very slight sag when heavy stuff is on it. So far i have placed 1 full bottle of Stella, Monster Energy, Glass Cup, and 2 small shot glasses without a problem.
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3 L brackets bent into a Z and slightly longer screws to go into the stock mounting location of the glove box.  I plan to add the side supports for my next table. but this one holds very sturdy and has a very slight sag when heavy stuff is on it. So far i have placed 1 full bottle of Stella, Monster Energy, Glass Cup, and 2 small shot glasses without a problem.
VipStyleGuy91March 23, 2013
#488493
would you ever consider of making/selling for a fellow vip enthusiast?
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would you ever consider of making/selling for a fellow vip enthusiast?
timmy0toolMarch 25, 2013
#488629
a guy over at clublexus made some for his LS400. he said he made a few in the past but i'm not sure if it was for friends or as a side gig for others.

thread:
http://www.clublexus.com/forums/ls400/679207-vip-front-table-tray.html

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rear table too!
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a guy over at clublexus made some for his LS400. he said he made a few in the past but i'm not sure if it was for friends or as a side gig for others.

thread:
[URL]http://www.clublexus.com/forums/ls400/679207-vip-front-table-tray.html[/URL]

[URL="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v165/DJSurfer616/20130218_115437_zps97b91750.jpg"][IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v165/DJSurfer616/20130218_115437_zps97b91750.jpg[/IMG][/URL]

[URL="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v165/DJSurfer616/20130222_193810_zps698e50d4.jpg"][IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v165/DJSurfer616/20130222_193810_zps698e50d4.jpg[/IMG][/URL]

[URL="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v165/DJSurfer616/20130312_100419_zps9bb1eb12.jpg"][IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v165/DJSurfer616/20130312_100419_zps9bb1eb12.jpg[/IMG][/URL]

rear table too!
[URL="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v165/DJSurfer616/IMG_20130318_181803_zps9fb12c0a.jpg"][IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v165/DJSurfer616/IMG_20130318_181803_zps9fb12c0a.jpg[/IMG][/URL]
Jordan_IncApril 2, 2013
#489155
yeah go with vipdout or daviddeezign
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[COLOR=#949494]yeah go with vipdout or daviddeezign[/COLOR]
TimmychewchewApril 9, 2013
#489652
Vipdout did a good job with mine, matching the custom color as well.
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Vipdout did a good job with mine, matching the custom color as well.
levieApril 11, 2013
#489783
+1 for VIpdout
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+1 for VIpdout
CoquiCreationsApril 18, 2013
#490185
Yes that would be me Timmy, DJSurfer or Coqui as many know me from Coqui Creations... here are just a couple of pics of what I have done, more recent work can be found on our IG account @CoquiCreationsForum imageForum imageForum imageForum imageForum imageWe've done tables for anything from Civics, to Lexus, Nissans and a couple of BMWs and various Vans and Wagons. You can contact us and view our other products on our IG account. Website is still under construction for now.
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Yes that would be me Timmy, DJSurfer or Coqui as many know me from Coqui Creations... here are just a couple of pics of what I have done, more recent work can be found on our IG account @CoquiCreations[URL="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v165/DJSurfer616/20130311_201001_zps2babfbb3.jpg"][IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v165/DJSurfer616/20130311_201001_zps2babfbb3.jpg[/IMG][/URL][URL="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v165/DJSurfer616/IMG_20130325_202921_zps78f0d98e.jpg"][IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v165/DJSurfer616/IMG_20130325_202921_zps78f0d98e.jpg[/IMG][/URL][URL="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v165/DJSurfer616/IMG_20130330_181931_zps731d0b65.jpg"][IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v165/DJSurfer616/IMG_20130330_181931_zps731d0b65.jpg[/IMG][/URL][URL="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v165/DJSurfer616/IMG_20130330_175512_zps439f2d3b.jpg"][IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v165/DJSurfer616/IMG_20130330_175512_zps439f2d3b.jpg[/IMG][/URL][URL="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v165/DJSurfer616/IMG_20130330_175230_zps92292fc9.jpg"][IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v165/DJSurfer616/IMG_20130330_175230_zps92292fc9.jpg[/IMG][/URL]We've done tables for anything from Civics, to Lexus, Nissans and a couple of BMWs and various Vans and Wagons. You can contact us and view our other products on our IG account. Website is still under construction for now.
LowStyle400April 20, 2013
#490288
EvoVIII808;486866 wrote:I just made mine, Took about 2 hrs for cutting and design, 3 hrs to sand and make smooth, 3 days for clear coat to dry and.....
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8381/8510601607_a2716145da_c.jpg

I use cardboard as a rough to get the design and shape, transfered it to MDF for fine tuning, then over to Oak Wood.

This has 1 heavy coat of Light Cherry Red stain ($7.99) and 1 coat of Self Leveling Epoxy resin ($24.99). Let it sit for 3 days to fully cure and done.
If you have the basic wood working skills you can pull it off or send me a template and we can reproduce it.

I choose not to go with the chrome trim on this one, and plan to make some changes to it for the next one I build. (it has a few minor flaws, bur not noticeable unless pointed out.)



how well does the self leveling epoxy work since im guessing you have to set it somewhere to dry? and how does the bottom turn out when you use that?
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[QUOTE=EvoVIII808;486866]I just made mine, Took about 2 hrs for cutting and design, 3 hrs to sand and make smooth, 3 days for clear coat to dry and.....
[URL]http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8381/8510601607_a2716145da_c.jpg[/URL]

I use cardboard as a rough to get the design and shape, transfered it to MDF for fine tuning, then over to Oak Wood.

This has 1 heavy coat of Light Cherry Red stain ($7.99) and 1 coat of Self Leveling Epoxy resin ($24.99). Let it sit for 3 days to fully cure and done. 
If you have the basic wood working skills you can pull it off or send me a template and we can reproduce it.

I choose not to go with the chrome trim on this one, and plan to make some changes to it for the next one I build. (it has a few minor flaws, bur not noticeable unless pointed out.)[/QUOTE]


how well does the self leveling epoxy work since im guessing you have to set it somewhere to dry? and how does the bottom turn out when you use that?