CF Dash trim
This is probably the same technique as http://www.elegantwooddesign.com/index2.html
You send them your original parts and they will "print" on the graphics for you (carbon fiber, wood..). It's obviously just a print, but the images look good and it should be a perfect fit since it's the OEM pieces (unlike stick-ons)
You send them your original parts and they will "print" on the graphics for you (carbon fiber, wood..). It's obviously just a print, but the images look good and it should be a perfect fit since it's the OEM pieces (unlike stick-ons)
Originally Posted by xswl0931
This is probably the same technique as http://www.elegantwooddesign.com/index2.html
You send them your original parts and they will "print" on the graphics for you (carbon fiber, wood..). It's obviously just a print, but the images look good and it should be a perfect fit since it's the OEM pieces (unlike stick-ons)
You send them your original parts and they will "print" on the graphics for you (carbon fiber, wood..). It's obviously just a print, but the images look good and it should be a perfect fit since it's the OEM pieces (unlike stick-ons)
That's horrible, if your going CF go with a full replacement
no one can tell is not CF once its clear coated. i bet it would still be cheaper getting it "printed" then getting full replacement
i think this is the same process on how our wood trim and other car's wood trim is done.
but i'm tending towards dark wood or marble.... dark wood would be suitable... but a bit normal. since dark wood is on alot of cars already. i'm also afraid marble would stand out too much.
i think this is the same process on how our wood trim and other car's wood trim is done.
but i'm tending towards dark wood or marble.... dark wood would be suitable... but a bit normal. since dark wood is on alot of cars already. i'm also afraid marble would stand out too much.
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