pics of B-Pillar Carbon Fiber
The varis carbon fiber covers are stick on as well. That cool tell me how to order and Im in too.
Also can you make the same real carbon fiber material a stick on for the interior gauges?
It would be for the 3 guages and the lower part of its housing.
Here a pic of what Im talking about.
Also can you make the same real carbon fiber material a stick on for the interior gauges?
It would be for the 3 guages and the lower part of its housing.
Here a pic of what Im talking about.
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well....
varis stuff is nice, but expensive. Their pillar covers are exactly the same as mine. Except I don't make a cutout for a Logo like they do. And their's are about $200.00 per pair according to BigBadBlackTrack owner Ben. He has a set on his show car.
As far as the guages you are interested in I cannot do it in real CF like the B pillars. And I would not recommend doing the guage apron in a shiny material. You will get undesirable reflection onto the guage face, even with the cute overhang varis designed in. Why not try this instead?
As far as the guages you are interested in I cannot do it in real CF like the B pillars. And I would not recommend doing the guage apron in a shiny material. You will get undesirable reflection onto the guage face, even with the cute overhang varis designed in. Why not try this instead?
I would rather have the real deal even though its just a stick on.
I like your 3D effect but it just doesnt have the look that Im looking for.
The guage kit i posted is from a company call Proudear. I would get them from them but as you can see it a right hand drive. Im afraid the will not line up right.
Will you do custom work? I live in Anaheim and would pay you.
I like your 3D effect but it just doesnt have the look that Im looking for.
The guage kit i posted is from a company call Proudear. I would get them from them but as you can see it a right hand drive. Im afraid the will not line up right.
Will you do custom work? I live in Anaheim and would pay you.
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Re: Hey now, be nice.
Originally posted by pinnacleliquid
I know my business. I don't know how to deign websites though and I guess it shows. But have your res. set higher than 800 600 and it helps. I could pay a web site designer big bucks but then the price for those covers would be $80.00 instead of $60.00
Also found the broken links for the battery cover and rear strut cover photo and fixed it. I was up late last night and really hate doing web pages when I don't know what I'm doing.
I know my business. I don't know how to deign websites though and I guess it shows. But have your res. set higher than 800 600 and it helps. I could pay a web site designer big bucks but then the price for those covers would be $80.00 instead of $60.00
Also found the broken links for the battery cover and rear strut cover photo and fixed it. I was up late last night and really hate doing web pages when I don't know what I'm doing.
If you want I can do the website for you as a trade for something
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Received mine Friday
Received my B-Pillar covers on Friday.
Overview:
They came packaged and protected "great" with the prep pads and 2 B-pillar covers with the 3M on the back. I removed my B-pillars since it would be easier to place the covers sitting inside my house. Once I cleaned off the plastic, I waited 5 min and installed my first cover. So easy to install.... I then placed the second cover and then I'm all done!!
I let the covers sit for the evening and placed them on the car Saturday morning. Two days later (one day of rain), no problem and some great comments from other Z owners here in Jacksonville. The CF Black matches the "Reen Carbon Fillers" (different maker) perfectly as a FYI.
Thanks pinnacleliquid - hope to do business with you again!!
I'll post pictures on Wednesday (Black CF on Brickyard)
Overview:
They came packaged and protected "great" with the prep pads and 2 B-pillar covers with the 3M on the back. I removed my B-pillars since it would be easier to place the covers sitting inside my house. Once I cleaned off the plastic, I waited 5 min and installed my first cover. So easy to install.... I then placed the second cover and then I'm all done!!
I let the covers sit for the evening and placed them on the car Saturday morning. Two days later (one day of rain), no problem and some great comments from other Z owners here in Jacksonville. The CF Black matches the "Reen Carbon Fillers" (different maker) perfectly as a FYI.
Thanks pinnacleliquid - hope to do business with you again!!
I'll post pictures on Wednesday (Black CF on Brickyard)
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