3M DI-NOC Carbon Fiber Automotive Finishes

Tinters who are looking to offer new services may be interested in 3M DI-NOC Automotive Finishes. They are available in carbon fiber and wood grain, for interior and exterior use. They can be heat shrunk to conform to curved surfaces. You can use DI-NOC to carbon fiber a car's hood. You can use DI-NOC to add wood grain to interior plastic. You do NOT need to be a 3M-authorized tinter to purchase this product. Learn more at: http://dinocfilm.com/auto.html.

that's a pretty cool install video on the site. that stuff looks cool.

DI-NOC is some cool chit

If anybody deals with Mini dealerships, they will be all over this. A factory carbon dash kit alone costs $550!!!! This can be done for a fraction of the price. Not only do you make money on it, the dealership will make more selling the film over the actual kit. No brainer.

Someone ought to show the installer in the car install video the MSDS for the different primers and their instructions regarding appropriate breathing apparatus

It looks like she is using this one:

http://multimedia.3m.com/mws/mediawebserve...U_LXT1u666666--

I found those with a quick google.
The 900n primer has some neat stuff called free isocyanates in it and the safe exposure limit is 0.005 ppm.

http://multimedia.3m.com/mws/mediawebserve...U_LXT1u666666--

http://multimedia.3m.com/mws/mediawebserve...U_LXT1u666666--



I know I'd be wearing a respirator mask in a car if I had an open can in the car with me!!!

MSDS sheets are there for you to know what you are dealing with. Please use them.

That's awesome stuff

The buzz is a bonus.

Where is a good place to buy these?

saw this at sema. it was very forgiving

We just did an install on a new BMW X5M on the Rocker Panels and Fender Flares. We have also experimented covering the Di-Noc in PPF and found a gresat way to give the Di-Noc a different look and feel.. Here is a link to the pictures.. Di-Noc Carbon Fiber Installs

does anyone know anything about removing this. ive heard they expect 3-4 years out of it and its a permanent adhesive. i really got to get some samples i think id be great for interior pieces.