View Poll Results: Dry CF Wrap the roof and trunk?
Do It
20
62.50%
Don't Do It
12
37.50%
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To do.. or Not to do...
#1
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STiMPACK
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To do.. or Not to do...
So I have this current infatuation with the dry CF look.. Because of this, i bought a seibon TSI matte finish hood. Now, this is my dilemma: Should I dry cf vinyl wrap the roof and the trunk? Or do you guys think it'll be too much? give me your opinions!
This is the site that got me hooked
http://www.drycarbonwrap.com/gallery.html
this is my car currently without the hood (should be getting it next week)
This is the site that got me hooked
http://www.drycarbonwrap.com/gallery.html
this is my car currently without the hood (should be getting it next week)
#6
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I hope you know that is a Vinyl wrap and not CF,,, people throw the term 'dry carbon fiber' around way too loosely, it doesnt really reffer to the material so much as it does the proccess which cannot be just wrapped over any surface,,,
#9
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of course i know that. that's why i said dry CF "look".. I don't have the money to replace my roof with actual Dry CF, and that would be ridiculous. It's a wrap, and It can always be removed, that's why i'm leaning towards it.
if i had the money for an actual dry cf.. it would be fantastic, but i'm not a baller
if i had the money for an actual dry cf.. it would be fantastic, but i'm not a baller
#10
well yeah its obviously a vinyl but IMO it looks better than those carbon overlays...?? no??
#20
Ahhhh sweet..ll
good point
i dont think its really pretend more like a certain style... i mean if he told people he had a CF roof.... then i would say no...
but to have the same style for a fraction of the cost... y not...
most of us buy replica parts anyway.....we get bumpers, lights, hoods etc. from other companys... no one really buys Re-amemiya body kits straight from Re.... i mean if u had the money you would...
i dont think its really pretend more like a certain style... i mean if he told people he had a CF roof.... then i would say no...
but to have the same style for a fraction of the cost... y not...
most of us buy replica parts anyway.....we get bumpers, lights, hoods etc. from other companys... no one really buys Re-amemiya body kits straight from Re.... i mean if u had the money you would...
#21
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+1.. thanks sinned. I'm not gonna tell people it's real cf.. why would I? i even admit to people that a lot of the parts i have on my car are from ebay, and almost all the parts are used =)
#22
Ahhhh sweet..ll
good point
i dont think its really pretend more like a certain style... i mean if he told people he had a CF roof.... then i would say no...
but to have the same style for a fraction of the cost... y not...
most of us buy replica parts anyway.....we get bumpers, lights, hoods etc. from other companys... no one really buys Re-amemiya body kits straight from Re.... i mean if u had the money you would...
good point
i dont think its really pretend more like a certain style... i mean if he told people he had a CF roof.... then i would say no...
but to have the same style for a fraction of the cost... y not...
most of us buy replica parts anyway.....we get bumpers, lights, hoods etc. from other companys... no one really buys Re-amemiya body kits straight from Re.... i mean if u had the money you would...
#23
It might look pretty good, but I'm not entirely fond of black on grey. Especially if you're going for the dry look, instead of wet.
You may need to do quite a few other appearance things to match (i.e. B-pillar, tint, wheels, etc.)
You may need to do quite a few other appearance things to match (i.e. B-pillar, tint, wheels, etc.)