Where Do I Find a Carbon Fiber Center Console for 6MT
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ok I got some pics of Intense Powers G35 I did he bodywork and paint on the car and also the interior pieces I did them at separate times soooo the weave does not match (eek afterthought was trying to make SEMA)
Han took the pics for me sorry there blurry if you want prices contact me or Eric and I will get them to you.
THIS IS an overlay that is of factory quality..
this is our process
The AE Carbon overlay process
We first clean the part and do any required body work or modifications. We sand the part down with 80 grit sand paper and black the part out.
The part is then taped of and sprayed with a **** ** ***** ****.(Its a secret)
After the special adhesive cures it has a tack. We then wrap the raw CF around the part and let it bake at 130F ( or leave it in the sun)
24 hours later we will then coat the product with ***** ******* ***** (a secret again)and put it in a vacuum and cover to infuse the CF and bond it to the part. after being vacuumed for 5 hours the part will be peeled and set to cure for 48 hours.
48 hours later we sand the part down slightly and then put 4 to 5 coats of a high UV high Solids clear (SW 731) the product will then sit for 2 days.
48 hours or more later we start blocking the part out and sand, sand and sand until we close to flat. The part will then sit for 24 hours, after 24 hours we will clear the part again.
3 Days later we will go through the process again and again until we have the part flat and free of any dips waves, etc... We are basically using clear coat as a filler to take out any imperfection or height differences in the weave (it happens in valleys and corners)
We sand the part the last time and put one coat of a medium solids clear on and ship it out.
There are several reasons we use this process.
1. It makes the part look deeper.
2. It takes any imperfections out of the part ie. waves, pinholes, etc..
3. The carbon is infused in the process so it stronger and less likely to pull down the road.
4. The time the part sits it will shrink and be less likely to have shrink back or suck up. Al parts will suck up over time but with the process we useit takes longer to suck up and there is additional clear to sand and buff the part out again.
Han took the pics for me sorry there blurry if you want prices contact me or Eric and I will get them to you.
THIS IS an overlay that is of factory quality..
this is our process
The AE Carbon overlay process
We first clean the part and do any required body work or modifications. We sand the part down with 80 grit sand paper and black the part out.
The part is then taped of and sprayed with a **** ** ***** ****.(Its a secret)
After the special adhesive cures it has a tack. We then wrap the raw CF around the part and let it bake at 130F ( or leave it in the sun)
24 hours later we will then coat the product with ***** ******* ***** (a secret again)and put it in a vacuum and cover to infuse the CF and bond it to the part. after being vacuumed for 5 hours the part will be peeled and set to cure for 48 hours.
48 hours later we sand the part down slightly and then put 4 to 5 coats of a high UV high Solids clear (SW 731) the product will then sit for 2 days.
48 hours or more later we start blocking the part out and sand, sand and sand until we close to flat. The part will then sit for 24 hours, after 24 hours we will clear the part again.
3 Days later we will go through the process again and again until we have the part flat and free of any dips waves, etc... We are basically using clear coat as a filler to take out any imperfection or height differences in the weave (it happens in valleys and corners)
We sand the part the last time and put one coat of a medium solids clear on and ship it out.
There are several reasons we use this process.
1. It makes the part look deeper.
2. It takes any imperfections out of the part ie. waves, pinholes, etc..
3. The carbon is infused in the process so it stronger and less likely to pull down the road.
4. The time the part sits it will shrink and be less likely to have shrink back or suck up. Al parts will suck up over time but with the process we useit takes longer to suck up and there is additional clear to sand and buff the part out again.
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