DiNoc v. Neffy Wrap?
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If anyone else would like some samples just PM me.
http://www.xpel.com/products/carbon_fiber_film.asp
http://www.xpel.com/products/carbon_fiber_film.asp
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If anyone else would like some samples just PM me.
http://www.xpel.com/products/carbon_fiber_film.asp
http://www.xpel.com/products/carbon_fiber_film.asp
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I am really interested to see how this stuff holds up to the elements on a car that is not stored inside. I have been contemplating doing my room and A-pillar but my car sits outside in a parking lot all year round and I am worried about the temp differentials and rain/snow messing it up.
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I am really interested to see how this stuff holds up to the elements on a car that is not stored inside. I have been contemplating doing my room and A-pillar but my car sits outside in a parking lot all year round and I am worried about the temp differentials and rain/snow messing it up.
I am contemplating having the car wrapped in this stuff but I don't know if the weather in the area will completely own it.
anyone local (NE/E) wraps cars?
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I am really interested to see how this stuff holds up to the elements on a car that is not stored inside. I have been contemplating doing my room and A-pillar but my car sits outside in a parking lot all year round and I am worried about the temp differentials and rain/snow messing it up.
NY weather ftl
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I just order some di noc from carbonfibergear.com 12inx48in for 36 shipped. Im going to wrap a few pieces of my interior. Ill let you know how the di noc is i have read nothing but good reviews about it.
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Heres some pics as I promised did it in about 2hrs (excuse quality taken with iphone)
I have to order some more to complete the whole console
Shifter,Window switches,B pillar ( all with 12inx48in) Good quality, stretches real nice when some heats applied (blow dryer)
I have to order some more to complete the whole console
Shifter,Window switches,B pillar ( all with 12inx48in) Good quality, stretches real nice when some heats applied (blow dryer)
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So you think the 12x48 would cover the entire center console (shifter/stereo part) and the window switches? I was worried 12" wasn't wide enough to do the center console, but it looks like you did the shifter part just fine.
Looks good, I cannot stand all the scratches on mine so this will be in due time.
Looks good, I cannot stand all the scratches on mine so this will be in due time.
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Sorry when I said it stretches i meant that the material is stiff so when it come time to form it and stick it to the back you have to heat it up, then it stretches. It really easy to work with. And no the 12inx48 will not do the entire console you need something with than 12in.
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