I just need some suggestions of if i should get the cf overlay or not ...
Right now i have cf hood , cf a/b pillars , and cf trunk ....should i get the cf overlay ??? or just paint the roof black ??
car will be in shop soon for the body kit and think might as well paint the roof black if not getting the cf roof , so please give me some suggestions ...

btw heard that the cf roof fitment isnt perfect , somewhere is a tap shorter ..is just random chances or it apply to all ????

i got a ppw just in case u wanna know ...thx

 

Yeh, if you want one then get it.

 

if you have all the other cf pieces, then get it. I'm personally not a fan of CF, but it sounds like your car sounds like it'd be missing something without the roof overlay.

All the pieces i've seen are a tad short. I think a lot of people are just putting some black vinyl underneath to mask the problem area.

 

Get the Asuka roof, that sucker is niiiiice !

 

If you have a cf hood, a&b pillars, and hatch... Then YES!!

It will finish the look really well.

 

Do it.

Still waiting on Showstopper's to come out with their G35, I call first in line dammit

 

Mastergrade, Showstoppers is just a distributor of Mastergrade.

 

That's what I meant :0

Get the whip crackin son!

 

 

i will post some pics when its done ..haha...
i think cf roof is way to go then ...

 

anybody know how long CF products last? My friend had his hood and hatch for 2 years and its turning yellow already. Sorry side post, just wondering.

 

Cheap clearcoats will cause that. Take care of it like you do the paint and wax it and it should be fine.

 

We recommend you wax twice a month, make sure to do this in the shade. Also, Mastergrade and Asuka gurantee their parts won't fade.

 

is it possible to re-clear coated the cf parts ?????
will it take out those haze and minor scraches ???

 

I have a carbon roof overlay with carbon hood and spoiler on a PPW. I like! Ive had the hood re-clear coated. Make sure the shop has worked with carbon before because wet-sanding will cause tiny holes in the gel-coat and cause the fish eye look in the clear coat.

The painter would have to use a super heavy coat of clear like beyond what you would normally use to get it right.

The Mastergrade roof from Jim is spot on money! BTW.