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Old 2nd April 2009, 16:18   #151
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I definitely would like to see pictures from the backseat of it all done with clear coat and without. I personally think it may look better without but am worried about damaging the material.
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Old 2nd April 2009, 16:29   #152
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Those pictures look awesome, and so is your number plate btw.

Some of the beautiful brushed aluminium is fairly scratched up by the previous owner and I was thinking of doing this exact mod myself.

Now I've seen the pics I'm definitely doing it

If I fail, I reckon I'll be posting you my full kit Raza haha
sounds like a plan! keep us posted!

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Raza did the steering wheel for me. It looks amazing. Stay tuned, will post pics later today...have to go to court now for stupid tinted windows
i got a ticket for no front license plate, and last night i got no turn signal ticket...from the same d*mn cop. i sware i will never drive through the city of watauga as long as i live in the dfw metro. that shithole of a city has the elite cops while the rest of the town rots.



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Now is that with or without clear coat. Did you just take the M Button out and have to pop it back in?
without looks better then with imo, i cleared my diffuser and it was so and so.

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I definitely would like to see pictures from the backseat of it all done with clear coat and without. I personally think it may look better without but am worried about damaging the material.
the material is pretty resiliant, clear coat would really make a big difference imo. you are confusing clear coat with resin, clearcoat is not that durable on this wrap, you would have to resin it, which is a whole different ball game.

to damage this stuff youd have to try to do that.

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Raza...

We really need to have a local meet 'cause I really wanna see this stuff.
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Raza...

We really need to have a local meet 'cause I really wanna see this stuff.
yea ill setup a meet soon as i get back from my lunch break today.
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ok, here are some shots (crappy, because of the overcast weather we're having right now) of my carbon fiber trim done by Raza.






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Hot damn that looks stellar!
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ok, here are some shots (crappy, because of the overcast weather we're having right now) of my carbon fiber trim done by Raza.






looks good!

1 question though, the trim on the dash left and right of the navi dont seem to sit flush. i recall you sending me titanium trim. do you have all the rivets on the trim and all the ones on the dash too? or is it just the way the shot turned out?
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Got mine in the mail about an hour ago. Will put it on this weekend and take pic's I'm like a fat kid who fell into a bowl of jello!!!!!!
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hey just sent you an IM. but one more questiuon. to be clear can i have a shop clear coat the parts after i get them back? you mentioned something about not good with clear coat on this fabric. oh and i am dead serious about my parts in my viper as well. thanks
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Don't bother clearcoating the fabric. It isn't necessary and it looks MUCH better without the clearcoat.

I'm just finishing up a couple pieces on my car (left rear door, right front door, center console), I'll grab pictures when I'm done. I love this fabric.
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