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theres material on ebay that resembles carbon. you just have to use alittle bit of glue and your set.
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Join Date: Apr 2012
Location: n.s canada
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i have never tryed this but the guy that i got my body kit off of took his hole inside of his car apart and raped everything in carbon fiber and it looked sick as **** so plz post some pics when your done i would like to see how your's turns out
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If you're looking for a real carbon fiber dash kit, then look at this website.
Product List - Category - Dash Kits / Dash Trim Kits it's pretty simplistic as to the application but it's actual carbon fiber that you can get in different colors. there are also wood, alluminum and camoflage dash trims. |
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Join Date: Sep 2012
Location: Nor Cal
Posts: 19
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I have been doing the hydro dip or water printing method on mine.It is a simple method and the same method I have used on some of my weapons. Prime it, paint with the undercoat ciolor of choice, cut and edge the pattern you want and lay in water then spray with an activator that turns the sheet to liquid inkl and then dip rinse and clear coat. Quality of products is of course paramount but it works well. You of course dont get the depth or three dimensional look of actual carbon wrapping but take your time and do it right with some patience and it will look good!
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Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: Hyrum Utah
Posts: 525
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I have made fiberglass parts in the past ( spoilers and fenders) CF should be similar to the same process with the exception of having to be more careful with the resin saturation as it is visible and the weave has to be right other words it looks like crap, if you dont have the knowledge by all means either practice first on something other than your Celi parts or just get the kits sold on ebay or use cf look vinyl. if your using real cf you can get away with wrapping lots of parts which looks good if done right. making molds is a lengthy process and can be aggravating. Good luck !!!
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