faux CF thread?
DI-NOC Vinyl Wrap CARBON
DI-NOC Vinyl Wrap LEATHER (black, dk brown ,red)
DI-NOC Vinyl Wrap WOOD .
DI-NOC Vinyl Wrap METAL (brushed aluminium)
Wonder how the brushed aluminium would look like?
Anyone tried some other then CF?
DI-NOC Vinyl Wrap CARBON
DI-NOC Vinyl Wrap LEATHER (black, dk brown ,red)
DI-NOC Vinyl Wrap WOOD .
DI-NOC Vinyl Wrap METAL (brushed aluminium)
Wonder how the brushed aluminium would look like?
Anyone tried some other then CF?
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People have been wrapping things for years, it's personal preference, either you like it or you don't. DI-NOC Vinyl Wrap CARBON
DI-NOC Vinyl Wrap LEATHER (black, dk brown ,red)
DI-NOC Vinyl Wrap WOOD .
DI-NOC Vinyl Wrap METAL (brushed aluminium)
Wonder how the brushed aluminium would look like?
Anyone tried some other then CF?
on a side note, I wrapped my window switch panels, radio trim and nitrous bottle in neffy wrap. switch panels were very easy, radio trim was a little more tricky with the sharp corners, and the nitrous bottle was very difficult with all its curvature. as mentioned above heat helps a lot, but too much will take the texture out of it.
i'll post pictures when i get home
on a side note, I wrapped my window switch panels, radio trim and nitrous bottle in neffy wrap. switch panels were very easy, radio trim was a little more tricky with the sharp corners, and the nitrous bottle was very difficult with all its curvature. as mentioned above heat helps a lot, but too much will take the texture out of it.
i'll post pictures when i get home
Someone obviously hasn't learned that if a product is popular, trendy, and quality that it will last, it's up to the manufacturer and retail outlets to continue to make it look cool with the ever changing trends in the automotive industry.
Someone obviously hasn't learned that if a product is popular, trendy, and quality that it will last, it's up to the manufacturer and retail outlets to continue to make it look cool with the ever changing trends in the automotive industry.
steve at SPECIALIZED STAINLESS runs a class act business with good products. i dont think he needs to be taking advice from a teenager.
I don't consider this product comparable to hydro-dipping. To me they are nothing alike, I just prefer the dry carbon fiber look.
Someone obviously hasn't learned that if a product is popular, trendy, and quality that it will last, it's up to the manufacturer and retail outlets to continue to make it look cool with the ever changing trends in the automotive industry.








