jammerrs

im not sure if i like it or not it is bloody awsome though

tinited windows, and lowering and spacing like you say will make it look far better though, maybe black rims too

D16PJM

i would of thought it has the desired effect, wether you love or hate it you would still take a long look at it which is partly what modifying, colour changes ect are for.

I think it looks quite good and the beauty is if you don't like it in a couple of months its back to normal.

Pete

taukekia

Hi,
I am from brunei (asia) came across your posting.
Would like to know, how did you manage to wrap your front and rear hood with 1 piece carbon?
I did buy the largest size and i am not able to cover 1 piece for front and rear hood.
Can u please let me know what size did u use? Cos the standard is 4feet wide and length i can get up to 50m, which is not able to cover the front hood.
So i am curious on how you did it. Please do let me know. You did a great job on the wrap. so far i have done the top bit + A arm of the car.
Thanks
Jeff

Benengland

Nice to see a refreshing idea out there tbh. Much respecto.

Char1ie

iTrader: (6)

This is just vinyl that looks like carbon fibre? I don't understand why you'd want to do it? Can you get it off in future or will he removal damage the paint?

Charlie

Rod-Tarry

Whats the aim of doing that, it looks what it is fake. If your happy thats all that matters but dont expect too many others to think it looks good cos it dont.

snOOpy86

iTrader: (1)

I think he removed it all shortly after ??

~nomad~

iTrader: (4)

he did yeah. I suspect he did it to be different, Rod, rather than flogging the same horse for years!

jamie rst

iTrader: (1)

mate looking good not my cup of tea but if you like it thats all that matters mate and by the way do not put any clear coat(laqcuer) on it as i got a small bit of this as i thought i would wrap my wing mirrors and then spary then with clear coat so any way before i did i thought i would try it on a small bit and it does not work at all it just goes black and the carbon effect is no longer there.

Lloyd

i dont like the matt effect on the outside,if you could do it like the black wet look carbon then i think it would look great,keep the matt effect for the interior.
well done for trying it .

rs_traynor

welldone for havin a go but to be honest i thibk it looks shyt i only like carbon roofs, splitters, mirrors and some under bonnet goodies.

not a fan of carbon body panels.

each to there own tho.

TrevCos

iTrader: (1)

God, there's some critical people on here. I take my hat off to Chris for his obvious skill (and patience) doing this. Not many people would be able to do it.

xr_craig

iTrader: (2)

Everyone seems to have missed the point where he said it was a way to practice wrapping cars. And to be honest i'd say he's done a pretty good job.

luke89

iTrader: (1)

think it was done as his company offers it and was done as a tester for the pics ect , could be wrong but sure i read it some were

ram

iTrader: (4)

We use this at work, i too tried lacquering a little piece and its weird how it just goes black isn't it! would be an absolute winner if it stayed clear.
3m need to make gloss effect next.

cfoster - fair play looks like you did a real good job, its not the most easy vinyl to manipulate when wrapping!