ProjektTranzMutation

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Think this would work on a windshield wiper res. I been thinkin about taping a line off and painting it but something tells me this would work better

dragonZ28

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Sure would, but for 360 degree coverage, there will be a seam. I can make the seam hidden from view, but it will exist.

Joshiedoom

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Great idea actually.

Raven02TA

iTrader: (11)

which number carbon fiber pattern (on your website) was used on the diffuser and the engine cover?

dragonZ28

iTrader: (32)

CF-621 is the pattern number.

Thanks, Roger

BCKNBLK

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so what about doing a rim?? i wanna see that.

dragonZ28

iTrader: (32)

It can be done for sure, we do not have any laying around here to do it with.

I will see if we can simulate it somehow.

dragonZ28

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Some Camaro parts (F-body). Don't mind the left over polishing residue.

thecobrahunter

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Those pieces definitely came out awesome!!

kain01

Sweet that's the print I need to match my gauges. Too sweet.

dragonZ28

iTrader: (32)

Well we are making them. so let us know when you need some!
We will have installed pictures of these from the owner next week.

Thanks, Roger

Blacked_Out_SS

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that is exactly what i want done...... my radio bezel and side vents are currently painted.... would i have to remove the paint first???

Cheetoh

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Never mind, See your already there.... should have known.

dragonZ28

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The old paint is not a problem as long as it is intact. In other words not flaking and peeling off. If it is, simply sand all the loose stuff off, and it will be fine.

Thanks, Roger

lemons12

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Is it possible at all to get a carbon fiber print but not be so shiney? I think that is what I'm looking for. I don't want it necessarily dull looking but more of a satin maybe? I just don't want it to reflect light as much as it is doing in your pics.
Hope that makes sense.

thanks



ALSO- do you have samples/pics of all the CF prints you have/offer? And do you have somewhere I can view price roundabouts? Sorry if you have it listed and I missed it.

dragonZ28

iTrader: (32)

Clear coat comes in matte, and satin finishes.
We have all of the carbon fiber sample pictures on our site, but we need to buildup a library of actual photos with all of them finished. We are collecting these as we go.

Prices.

98-02 Camaro:
Vent trim rings: $30 each
Radio trim bezel: $80
Gauge cluster bezel: $60
Console tray: $115
Handle trim: $40 each
Window/lock switchplates: $25 each
Door sills: $175 a set
Aftermarket Airlid: $100
Lower Airbox: $150
Intake manifold: $150
Rear panel (Berger Panel): $200; we have to prep a previously painted surface

98-02 Firechicken:
Radio bezel: $50
Gauge cluster bezel: $90
Console tray: $115
Handle trim: $40
Window/lock switchplates: $25 each
Door sills: $175 a set
Aftermarket Airlid: $100
Lower Airbox: $150
Intake manifold: $150

lemons12

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Found the prints, for some reason it was painfully slow loading.

Awesome that you do it in satin! I don't like the glossy look. Do

you cut any deals if you get say gauge radio bezel/handle trin/switchplates?

Thanks!

dragonZ28

iTrader: (32)

The website has been slow all day, We contacted our webhosting about it already.
The more pieces anyone gets, the easier it is for us. Less gun setup. less gun cleaning, etc... So, yes we will reduce the cost some according to how much time we think we can save.

Thanks, Roger

Smithwick88

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A few questions. I was going to get this done by another company about a year ago but they were extremely high priced.

1. Can you just do solid colors? I would have them painted but paint does not bond as well as this procedure does to plastic.

2. If so, can you get the insides of the air conditioner vent rings for a Trans Am?

dragonZ28

iTrader: (32)

The only way to do solid colors is to just paint them.
I do not know of any films where they are a solid color.
We are still looking though.