CarbonFabricSource.com | *NEW* Carbon Fiber Fabric Trim Wrap *Interior* (4 finishes)
Feb 25, 2010, 05:27 PM
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I got my package yesterday and it looks really good totally like carbon. I did my area around my shifter and it came out pretty good. First time I did it so I shall be looking to improve on it on the next piece. Ill try to get some pics either tonight or tomorrow
Feb 26, 2010, 12:07 AM
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I got bored and decided to do this tonight. I had a rexpeed cover on here and it looked good but I wanted a little less shine and more stock looking. I think it came out very good no complaints at all. Its hard to stop myself from wrapping everything in this..lol
Feb 26, 2010, 12:36 AM
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Wow! That looks really good man! Maybe Ill just buy some of this instead of spending a fortune on actual CF peices lol. How hard was it to do this peice? Id prolly do this peice and bottom area of where the shifter is, if that makes sense.
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Feb 26, 2010, 02:36 AM
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I Did the bottom piece too, its a little hard and took me a while. Just make sure you use that 3m glue number 77 its super strong stuff so you can stretch it alot. I was pretty **** about how it came out so I took my time but it was porbably about an hour from start to finish. I was always on the fench about stuff like this and honeslty looks 100% like the real stuff.
Feb 26, 2010, 10:56 PM
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I Did the bottom piece too, its a little hard and took me a while. Just make sure you use that 3m glue number 77 its super strong stuff so you can stretch it alot. I was pretty **** about how it came out so I took my time but it was porbably about an hour from start to finish. I was always on the fench about stuff like this and honeslty looks 100% like the real stuff.
I'm like you. I tend to take my time to make sure everything is just right. It's definitely worth it. I tend to attach the top layer first and take my time with wrapping the stuff around the edges and back. You can do it in sections. If some areas need some extra glue, just spray some glue on a sheet of paper and use a combination of toothpicks and/or Popsicle sticks to dab some glue from the paper to your interior piece.
Looking forward to seeing more of your project!
Feb 26, 2010, 11:20 PM
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thanks! I will make sure I listen to what your saying when I finish the rest. I plan on getting a double din unit so once that goes in I will probably do that. I was also looking into getting the vinyl for my roof instead of getting an overlay because I have a sunroof and the vinyl can be cut. I have a carbon trunk and hood so that would compliment my setup well. I hope you are getting alot of orders the stuff is really great and again EASY!!! to work with not like other materials ive used in the past.
Feb 27, 2010, 10:45 AM
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thanks! I will make sure I listen to what your saying when I finish the rest. I plan on getting a double din unit so once that goes in I will probably do that. I was also looking into getting the vinyl for my roof instead of getting an overlay because I have a sunroof and the vinyl can be cut. I have a carbon trunk and hood so that would compliment my setup well. I hope you are getting alot of orders the stuff is really great and again EASY!!! to work with not like other materials ive used in the past.
