3M Di-Noc Faux Carbon Fiber Vinyl
Like I said, the application looks great 
Mar 19, 2010, 03:39 PM
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yeah thats idiotic to do it on entire car. goodluck w/ resale value LOL. at worst case it would be a cheap way of "salvaging" a car with beatup paint job. what a ricer that guy is ruining a perfectly good lexus IS
Mar 20, 2010, 03:24 AM
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Mar 20, 2010, 05:49 AM
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you can so the other poster is just posting BS.
the adhesive is fully removable, and a little goo gone and elbow grease could clean it up.
the 3m stuff has the same adhesive as vinyl... we've seen large racing stripes down cars and i've never seen that damage a vehicle (only problem is the rest of the car's paint fading around it!)
the adhesive is fully removable, and a little goo gone and elbow grease could clean it up.
the 3m stuff has the same adhesive as vinyl... we've seen large racing stripes down cars and i've never seen that damage a vehicle (only problem is the rest of the car's paint fading around it!)
Mar 20, 2010, 12:32 PM
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id like to see the seams where the 2 parts connect see how well that came out i really dont care for the entire care being done but i can say its nice to see people trying to think outside the box