Custom Carbon Fiber
08-02-2004, 06:33 AM
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Re: Custom Carbon Fiber
Originally Posted by Maro98
Does anyone know of any buissness or websites to places that cover parts in carbon fiber?
They cover everything and they are extremely high quality.
Look here.
08-02-2004, 08:58 AM
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Re: Custom Carbon Fiber
Originally Posted by Maro98
Cool thanks
Is that your car? Do you have an Idea of what it would cost to cover all that??
Is that your car? Do you have an Idea of what it would cost to cover all that??
I think it is fairly expensive, but not outrageous, considering it is real Carbon Fiber that they use, and their quality. If you search the appearance section, he has posted how much all that stuff costed him before. Might just search his user name and go through looking at the posts.
08-09-2004, 10:30 PM
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Re: Custom Carbon Fiber
I believe that the price is around $1.00 per square inch. I am not sure if it is real carbon fiber either. I believe they use a photogenesis process and put clear coat over that. I have checked into it, and either way it looks kick a$$ to me. 
08-10-2004, 07:21 AM
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Re: Custom Carbon Fiber
Originally Posted by 94BlackBowtie
That isn't my car, it is Todd2001SS's car.
I think it is fairly expensive, but not outrageous, considering it is real Carbon Fiber that they use, and their quality. If you search the appearance section, he has posted how much all that stuff costed him before. Might just search his user name and go through looking at the posts.
I think it is fairly expensive, but not outrageous, considering it is real Carbon Fiber that they use, and their quality. If you search the appearance section, he has posted how much all that stuff costed him before. Might just search his user name and go through looking at the posts.
It is a sticky film that is heat-shrinkable for 3D contours.
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