jdm rsk wrote:what about the whole roof???
06 blitzen wrote:Interior
ok, so i purchased a full true carbon fiber interior o'lay kit from rrevsport...absolutely awesome kit, the quality of the parts and the carbon fiber was exceptional.
i had jason custom make some new door handles and also the center console beside the handbrake for me.
only problem...i didnt like the gloss finish and how even though the finish and build was great i could tell it was a stick on part (the door handles and center console i love and you couldnt tell they were after market)
so with this problem in hand i set about removing all the o'lay pieces and removed all of the parts i wanted to have finished in carbon fiber...all the air con ducts in the front, the side mirror control surround, dash cubby hole, door speaker surrounds front and rear.....surprisingly this was an easy task...with the exception of the doors all the parts just clip in and out. for the doors i removed the whole trim and then unscrewed and popped out the bits i wanted coated.
all parts removed i went about covering them with 3's di-noc carbon fiber vinyl.....and below is the finished product.
the look is almost factory fitment, as i covered the parts and continued the wrap around to the back of each bit so it gave it a seamless finish.
im very happy with the finished product!
legacydan wrote:06 blitzen wrote:Interior
ok, so i purchased a full true carbon fiber interior o'lay kit from rrevsport...absolutely awesome kit, the quality of the parts and the carbon fiber was exceptional.
i had jason custom make some new door handles and also the center console beside the handbrake for me.
only problem...i didnt like the gloss finish and how even though the finish and build was great i could tell it was a stick on part (the door handles and center console i love and you couldnt tell they were after market)
so with this problem in hand i set about removing all the o'lay pieces and removed all of the parts i wanted to have finished in carbon fiber...all the air con ducts in the front, the side mirror control surround, dash cubby hole, door speaker surrounds front and rear.....surprisingly this was an easy task...with the exception of the doors all the parts just clip in and out. for the doors i removed the whole trim and then unscrewed and popped out the bits i wanted coated.
all parts removed i went about covering them with 3's di-noc carbon fiber vinyl.....and below is the finished product.
the look is almost factory fitment, as i covered the parts and continued the wrap around to the back of each bit so it gave it a seamless finish.
im very happy with the finished product!
hey can you give me a few pointers on how to remove these pieces i cracked the passenger side one already trying to pry it off from the top with a flat head so it definitely needs covering now, just don't want to brake it more or the other one not taking it off correctly!
vp920b wrote:Do you do the stickering by your self or someone else?
Love your stickers Chris.
Naldo
06 blitzen wrote:you have to remove the door card.
there are 3 screws which hold just the surround in, then another 2 which hold the door handle bit in.
if your in melb im more than happy to help you out with it all.
legacydan wrote:06 blitzen wrote:you have to remove the door card.
there are 3 screws which hold just the surround in, then another 2 which hold the door handle bit in.
if your in melb im more than happy to help you out with it all.
heh thanks for the info, im in Ireland unfortunately! bit of a journey to Melbourne!
Kevlar GT wrote:jdm rsk wrote:what about the whole roof???
Not unless I do the bonnet and tail gate as well.
*farkin smart ass
jdm rsk wrote:i was refering to my roof kevin not yours
Kevlar GT wrote:Not unless I do the bonnet and tail gate as well.
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