teaser: my CF project...first piece done
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From: Toronto, GTA north
I was thinking about Alcantara on them.
The fit is pretty tight though

NEway, also following with interest.
Joined: Aug 2008
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From: St. Louis, MO
1 yard for the pieces I have done.
Joined: Aug 2008
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From: St. Louis, MO
its rather simple. no heat required. Just spray the parts you want to wrap with adhesive then pull and wrap the fabric/cloth around the trim.
i actually will probably sell these. As awesome as these look in person and in the pics, I dont think I want to do any CF to my car.
i actually will probably sell these. As awesome as these look in person and in the pics, I dont think I want to do any CF to my car.
its rather simple. no heat required. Just spray the parts you want to wrap with adhesive then pull and wrap the fabric/cloth around the trim.
i actually will probably sell these. As awesome as these look in person and in the pics, I dont think I want to do any CF to my car.
i actually will probably sell these. As awesome as these look in person and in the pics, I dont think I want to do any CF to my car.
or as your own way... adhesive is the only thing u use??
bs, a stupid qs. anyone has done this to the rims? is it possible??lol
Looking good, I keep thinking about doing the same after seeing all these photos from yourself and Wes. I would want to do the center console though as well and thats the part I am worried about wrapping with the cloth.
but people said we need to put resin with the polyamine hardener first to the part u wanna cover, and also a layer after the CF being sticked? is that true?
or as your own way... adhesive is the only thing u use??
bs, a stupid qs. anyone has done this to the rims? is it possible??lol
or as your own way... adhesive is the only thing u use??
bs, a stupid qs. anyone has done this to the rims? is it possible??lol
http://forums.bimmerforums.com/forum....php?t=1087927





