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carbon fiber interior
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From: The 3rd world of SFV,California
Their was a guy in L.A. that hydroformed nearly all my interior trim pieces just like thecobrahunters when I had a Camaro. His prices were very fair but he drop off the earth some time ago.
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From: Longwood, Fl
nice work dude. you could easily wrap your stuff in CF for way cheaper than hydro dipping. i may have a write up on how to do it soon. And it's not undercutting sponsors, some people just don't have $400 to hydro-dip interior pieces.
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From: saudi arabia
Looks very nice thecobrahunter
Agree, This cheap way cost me only $8 for the fabric. But it doesn't cost $400 !!! , thecobrahunter paid only $80 !!
Agree, This cheap way cost me only $8 for the fabric. But it doesn't cost $400 !!! , thecobrahunter paid only $80 !!
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From: Pearl City, Hawaii
Mohammed, did you try to use a blow dryer yet? You can use it to heat up that material and stretch it out a little and make it wrap the corners better. If you want to re-do it, take the piece of wrap and get it wet before you lay it down on the piece and use the blow dryer to slowly work your way around and squeegee in to place like window tint.
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From: saudi arabia
Mohammed, did you try to use a blow dryer yet? You can use it to heat up that material and stretch it out a little and make it wrap the corners better. If you want to re-do it, take the piece of wrap and get it wet before you lay it down on the piece and use the blow dryer to slowly work your way around and squeegee in to place like window tint.
I used a heat gun , it worked on some areas but at the corners it's hard to make it perfect.
