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Wrapped some things in carbon fiber


thebigevilfoot

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Hey all, I just finished wrapping some things in carbon fiber with my dad, and I must say... it was not worth it at all, it looks amazing and covers up the scratches perfectly, but removing all the damn panels and having my dad screaming in my ear the whole time "You took apart half the car!" in Russian just didn't make things better. Well, enough complaining, it's done and here are some pictures...

 

 

http://img341.imageshack.us/img341/5185/imgp1165.jpg

 

 

http://img341.imageshack.us/img341/7049/imgp1166.jpg

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It looks nice for what it is, but i decided just to go matte black with everything. I was looking at doing the overlay, but it was going to be too much work. Spray paint FTW

 

http://photos-h.ak.fbcdn.net/photos-ak-snc1/v2565/222/81/39706490/n39706490_32508183_474956.jpg

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my dad wasnt surprised or mad when i took apart half of the dash within the 1st week of owning the car :lol:

my mom was like is it really necessary? whats wrong with the way it is

 

i did that wrap before, and it the job i did was not very good, so i just removed it. and looked funny cause radio portion was not covered

5eat downshift rev match:):wub:

Powder coated wheels: completed:)

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Carbon Fiber dash kits are indeed stick on like someone mentioned. I had a dash kit on my previous car... lasted 7 years before any hint of yellow showed through when I was expecting it to last less than 3. Regardless, it IS carbon fiber laid in some very thick resin. Some companies use a carbon fiber print while some more reputable companies do indeed use carbon fiber. Regardless, it looks pretty cool. Not sure in an LGT since cf is used in sports cars so to say.
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