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cut it roughly to size before u start but other thna that its pretty easy stuff to work with thats why its great. also if ur going to do multiple pieces that are next to each other make sure you match the direction of the carbon other wise it looks like
Also the 3-M adhesion promoter that you apply like paint before you put the di-noc on works really well. and you only need it around the edges.
Also the 3-M adhesion promoter that you apply like paint before you put the di-noc on works really well. and you only need it around the edges.
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I justrealized i guess i should also post pictures of the interior as well...
this is halfway through converting the center consol:
Finished:
Close up:
with new shifter:
Door handle:
And just for fun, my cellphone(which since then has been converted to real carbon fiber:
This is what i have access to at work =) (real cf)
this is halfway through converting the center consol:
Finished:
Close up:
with new shifter:
Door handle:
And just for fun, my cellphone(which since then has been converted to real carbon fiber:
This is what i have access to at work =) (real cf)
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You can get it here:
http://store.carbonfibergear.com/3m-...on-fiber-vinyl
Just google 3M Di-noc or the new stuff 3M scotchprint 1080
not sure where the best prices are
http://store.carbonfibergear.com/3m-...on-fiber-vinyl
Just google 3M Di-noc or the new stuff 3M scotchprint 1080
not sure where the best prices are
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