faux CF thread?
And DragonZ28 - I might take you up on that offer. I still have some material left. I'm not sure what I'm going to wrap, but I can probably come up with something small and simple to wrap that I can send out. If anyone has any ideas of something to wrap lemme know. It doesn't have to be car related, just crap laying around the house. Preferably with some complex curves to really get a good comparison. And I only have around 12" x 36" left, so it can't be huge.
And DragonZ28 - I might take you up on that offer. I still have some material left. I'm not sure what I'm going to wrap, but I can probably come up with something small and simple to wrap that I can send out. If anyone has any ideas of something to wrap lemme know. It doesn't have to be car related, just crap laying around the house. Preferably with some complex curves to really get a good comparison. And I only have around 12" x 36" left, so it can't be huge.
http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=201689
http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=201689
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57"x38" is only $40!!! Bargain and a half
And sometimes you can find it on ebay too, like right now theres a yard for only $24
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Carbo...Q5fAccessories
Last edited by evilZO6; Jan 31, 2010 at 12:46 PM.
And UV lights? What is this cosmic bowling lol? (sarcasm dude...just joking around).
Real Carbon Fiber is A) Messy B) Expensive C) PITA to work with D) stupid to just wrap stuff with.
Hydro-dipping, while very cool, is very expensive as well.
3M di-noc, neffywrap, etc. All very cheap and decent looking alternatives for those on a budget and not wanting to deal with the hassles of real carbon fiber...
And UV lights? What is this cosmic bowling lol? (sarcasm dude...just joking around).
Real Carbon Fiber is A) Messy B) Expensive C) PITA to work with D) stupid to just wrap stuff with.
Hydro-dipping, while very cool, is very expensive as well.
3M di-noc, neffywrap, etc. All very cheap and decent looking alternatives for those on a budget and not wanting to deal with the hassles of real carbon fiber...
and you're right. hydrodipping looks OK but it's not a DIY thing and it's expensive as ****
to each his own i suppose
. Do what u want , if it looks good to you , thats all that should matter , plus its a bit more rewarding being happy for yourself than chasing the trend....I think this thread covers alot of different good options by which to choose , whos anyone to say any other is crap , unless the product itself is just crap . Last edited by LT4vert; Jan 31, 2010 at 05:28 PM.
These are the best pics I could get with my digicam. Hopefully they might help some people decide if they want to work with this stuff. Enjoy:








. Do what u want , if it looks good to you , thats all that should matter , plus its a bit more rewarding being happy for yourself than chasing the trend....I think this thread covers alot of different good options by which to choose , whos anyone to say any other is crap , unless the product itself is just crap .Thank you for your very insightful post.
Just to clear something up. We just did another members car (6 pieces) for less than 300.00. Not bad for the fantastic result you get from the dipping procedure.
To each his own, I agree.
Thanks, Roger






