carbon wrap Real carbon fiber is just too expensive so i used carbon wrap to fix this problem. Easy to do, and perfectly stable http://co109w.col109.mail.live.com/a...t=160&size=Att http://co109w.col109.mail.live.com/a...t=160&size=Att |
Re: carbon wrap pictures didnt show up how effective was it? |
Re: carbon wrap It doesn't work if you link pictures from your hotmail account.. Save them to your computer, then either upload them to something like photobucket or use the forum's attachment uploader (go advanced > scroll down to find "manage attachments", then upload the pictures you want to show us) |
Re: carbon wrap I almost don't even want to see the pictures. |
Re: carbon wrap wait a sec is this like fake carbon fiber look?... might as well get a turbo whistler while your at it lol |
Re: carbon wrap to be honest carbon wrapping is just disgusting :_puke: . just save your money to get the real stuff, 1 it helps weight 2 it SHOULD help with MPG and plus people wont laugh at you if they see its just wrapping lol |
Re: carbon wrap if you're talking about the hella fakey-ass autozone carbon fiber wannabe shit, then yea, it looks like shit. However, some people love the look, but can't jsutify spending hella bank on getting a custom part fabricated. I've seen some cf wrapping jobs that look hella legit, mostly using 3M di-noc carbon fiber wrapping. case in point: http://www.lotustalk.com/forums/atta...m-dsc00864.jpg I'm sure it's safe to assume it's a cheaper alternative to getting an actual carbon fiber overlay done. |
Re: carbon wrap yes that does look nice, but you also gotta think of durability, weight as well, not just because of looks. |
Re: carbon wrap 3m di-noc is simply for looks. It's more or less just like those vinyl wraps you see on cars and stuff, so it'll withstand the elements and stuff pluss, if you opt for an overlay, it'll add more weight than the di-noc would. Personally, I'd only use the stuff for interior styling. |
Re: carbon wrap eh... its your opinion i guess, i go for the real stuff instead of covering up something ugly underneath. because what if it tears? |
Re: carbon wrap I think if you like it & its in your budget go for it. Really who has time to care what the kool ricer group down the street thinks. If someone doesnt like it then let them buy you the real deal. Just my opinion. |
Re: carbon wrap
Originally Posted by xRiCeBoYx
(Post 4558654)
3m di-noc is simply for looks. It's more or less just like those vinyl wraps you see on cars and stuff, so it'll withstand the elements and stuff pluss, if you opt for an overlay, it'll add more weight than the di-noc would. Personally, I'd only use the stuff for interior styling. |
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