3D CF/Vinyl weave
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Re: 3D CF/Vinyl weave
Is it glossy or a matte type finish?
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Re: 3D CF/Vinyl weave
It has a glossy finish to it. The pictures don't do it justice, it looks even better in person. I used a heat gun to get it to stretch around corners. I even tried it on a set of manual mirrors and managed to get it to conform to there shape with more heat and alot of stretching.
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Re: 3D CF/Vinyl weave
hey i saw the pics on the other boards and wanted to ask where did you get the kit from looks really good
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Re: 3D CF/Vinyl weave
I stumbled upon them on Ebay. Bought a 12"X50" for under $18 just to try it out.
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Re: 3D CF/Vinyl weave
Awesome job. This givens it a better or shall I say a more updated look. Good job on getting it to flow. And the price was right as well. Keep up the good work. Looking good.
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