
this was my first go at it...my god its easy
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...whats it made of as i used it today and it seems very much like body wrap
![]() this was my first go at it...my god its easy
Yep its good stuff alright!!, all you need is a good van to put the mirrors on!!
Nice job potsy...... well impressed. Looks to me from the picture that you've done that in one piece.
HOW THE HELL DID YOU DO THAT..... If that really is one piece then I'll be gobsmacked. Let me know your secret. QUOTE (shadowline @ Oct 8 2009, 07:35 PM) [*]721706[/*] Yep its good stuff alright!!, all you need is a good van to put the mirrors on!! ...it has endless possibilities and applications. QUOTE (King of the Solar @ Oct 8 2009, 10:59 PM) [*]721757[/*] Nice job potsy...... well impressed. Looks to me from the picture that you've done that in one piece. HOW THE HELL DID YOU DO THAT..... If that really is one piece then I'll be gobsmacked. Let me know your secret. Honest...1st go and in one piece,, the thing thats most impressive it dosent look distorted from the pulling from the heat forming, ask Nick for a small sample and give it a go. Il put some more pics up of the other side up in a few days or so for you to look at....
Did you remove the mirror or do it as it is??
Did you wrap the edges or cut to a couple of mil from the edge?? And did you use heat to mould it to into the tight curves? Interesting to know as I'd like to get into it. Cheers Potzy, thanks for the track pics in the email you sent me the other week...... YOUR BLOODY MAD Daz
i see the seem but non the less good job
QUOTE (Suncs @ Oct 9 2009, 12:26 AM) [*]721801[/*] i see the seem but non the less good job It isnt a seem its a cast line from the mirror...done in one hit QUOTE (King of the Solar @ Oct 9 2009, 12:02 AM) [*]721786[/*] Did you remove the mirror or do it as it is?? Did you wrap the edges or cut to a couple of mil from the edge?? And did you use heat to mould it to into the tight curves? Interesting to know as I'd like to get into it. Cheers Potzy, thanks for the track pics in the email you sent me the other week...... YOUR BLOODY MAD Daz I pulled the whole thing round the edges and left myself loads room to gently trim the over streched film out because if you over strech it wont tac down, i trimed it along the mirrors mould seem...you have to take into account that the carbon shrinks back after applying heat...keep heat very low and i did leave the mirror in place... Watch these if your board mate http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oe8PyO57bBk this was 2 weeks ago http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJDmATcqaXc and some racing from 2007
your all right - this stuff is the daddy, i did another bonnet wrap the other day - only prob was my camera, looks like a new phone required
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QUOTE (b7adh @ Oct 9 2009, 05:07 PM) [*]722038[/*] your all right - this stuff is the daddy, i did another bonnet wrap the other day - only prob was my camera, looks like a new phone required ![]() ![]() new phone...more like"new car"
Its hard to catch the weave on a phone camera, the photos i took on my thread of the roof and side windows, were not able to catch the weave. Only today i was walking back to my car the sun was on the roof and the weave really stands out, and has a really good look, will try at some stage to catch that effect on a camera!
QUOTE (naughtydog @ Oct 10 2009, 01:23 AM) [*]722103[/*] QUOTE (b7adh @ Oct 9 2009, 05:07 PM) [*]722038[/*] your all right - this stuff is the daddy, i did another bonnet wrap the other day - only prob was my camera, looks like a new phone required ![]() ![]() new phone...more like"new car" oh yeah -
Hey guys - ace carbon fibre vinyl jobs nice one Potzy and B7adh....King you want part of the action..just let me know....still getting great feedback from tinters and re stocking every other week with more vinyl...bring it on!!!!
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