Why wrap when you can dip?
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It has been on Wheeler dealers today. They carbon fibre wrapped an inerior. He said it only cost Ł200 and the finished article did look inpressive. Bascially the sanded back the finish on all the removed interior parts. Sprayed it. Dipped it in a tank on top of which floated the carbon fibre. A dry and polish and I must admit, even though I dont like carbon fibre, it did look good.
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Dunno. Just tripped over a video this morning and searched a bit. Have seen most DIY kits around $70 but have no idea how that compares to a wrap. Thinking on complex bits it would probably be easier and yield a better job.
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I think the carbon looks amazing but I've seen some wood finished done and at first it looks nice but if you really look at it, it lookalike the old 70-80's plastic wood dashes from Cadillac and other American cars from those times.
I just got my crocodile wrap and it has a great texture.
I just got my crocodile wrap and it has a great texture.
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Chuck Schexnayder
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