faux CF thread?
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Well got my di-noc in the other day in hopes to clear it and polish it all up to simulate resin based carbon fiber, but after looking at the material it wouldn't be possible. Any clear would fill in the texture which gives it the appearance of cf. Basically you would end up with a solid black piece.
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Well got my di-noc in the other day in hopes to clear it and polish it all up to simulate resin based carbon fiber, but after looking at the material it wouldn't be possible. Any clear would fill in the texture which gives it the appearance of cf. Basically you would end up with a solid black piece.
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ughh no you ***** wrinkle. The other guy was talking **** about stuff covered with fake cf, and he was saying how ppl also cover stuff with leather, etc. ***** wrinkle. I'm going to slap you
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yep still just a redneck with a 3rd gen. Doesn't make a difference if it's resin, clearcoat or your moms titty milk, it will fill in the texture of the material making the "effect" dissappear.
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Anyone do anythign new lately?
I've had some neffy wrapped stuff in my car for about two months now and while it looks cool, it's starting to wrinkle and the 3m 90 is not holding. The di-noc...not persuaded by it yet and in this Florida heat seams like it might come loose as well.
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Well, I decided to try it so I bought some and tried it on my lid and it came out pretty good. I used Rapid Tac which is sprayed on as a surface prep and to help with the application. This stuff really esponds well to heat. Here's a few pics. I left the edges alone as the color matches the lid perfectly. The camera flash makes it look lighter than it really is. Next up are the valve covers. We'll see how this stuff likes heat.
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Here's a little visual comparison between real carbon fiber, 3M DI-NOC, Neffy Wrap, and five different carbon fiber vinyls. DI-NOC is the background, real carbon fiber top left, Neffy Wrap bottom left, vinyl on the right. More comparison pictures: http://showcarforum.com/threads/51-C...omparison-PICS
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I'm making some calls to see what kind of pricing I can get this for.
I'm considering offering this material to you guys for an unbeatable price for those of you wanting to wrap minor things.
I'm considering offering this material to you guys for an unbeatable price for those of you wanting to wrap minor things.
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^^^3M has brushed aluminum/stainless steel DI-NOC also. Check for posts i made in this thread and you will find a picture of some on a trim panel.
edit: here
edit: here