Introducing 3M Di Noc Carbon Fiber Film
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The product can withstand sun and wet. To install- spray some 3M adhesive, and that stuff can be removed very easily. $20 for 12x12 is a very good price.
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Damn that looks really good. Could you PM me the price of a piece large enough to do a CRX hood and a separate price of how much it would be for install?
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Bassplayer;312885 wrote:
Damn that looks really good. Could you PM me the price of a piece large enough to do a CRX hood and a separate price of how much it would be for install?PM me what size the widest and tallest parts of the hood are so I can gauge how much you will need. First few hoods/roof/trunks I do will get a hot deal.
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I'm probably going to have my taillights done up with that stuff. Looks very cool.
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Eurofan;312903 wrote:
I would imagine it would leave remnaints all over once you wanted to take it off hu?Not to sound arrogant, but I don't know why you would want to take it off to sell it? It can be removed, and if it had been on for awhile, may require some good quality adhesive remover (3m General Adhesive is bomb), but it is not a permanent install...unless you want it to be.
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tntmstr;312905 wrote:
Not to sound arrogant, but I don't know why you would want to take it off to sell it? It can be removed, and if it had been on for awhile, may require some good quality adhesive remover (3m General Adhesive is bomb), but it is not a permanent install...unless you want it to be.Because on a normal 3er like mine, I dont think most buyers are reallly looking for that agressive, altheletic, boy racer look that this wrap will give you. If I had an m3 or something a bit more performance orientated I wouldnt think twice (they even offer it from the factory). In my opinion, a stock car is a bit easier to sell than something that has a few minor mods.
Just think about it
I still think the stuff looks amazing. Heres some more pictures of the fabric I found on Bimmerpost. This is the same 3m product as you supply Jason. Some pretty creative uses here.... Looks like you can pretty much wrap anything. I am shocked at how OE/clean the stuff looks once its finished. Great product.
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Eurofan;312916 wrote:
Because on a normal 3er like mine, I dont think most buyers are reallly looking for that agressive, altheletic, boy racer look that this wrap will give you. If I had an m3 or something a bit more performance orientated I wouldnt think twice (they even offer it from the factory). In my opinion, a stock car is a bit easier to sell than something that has a few minor mods.Just think about it
I still think the stuff looks amazing. Heres some more pictures of the fabric I found on Bimmerpost. This is the same 3m product as you supply Jason. Some pretty creative uses here.... Looks like you can pretty much wrap anything. I am shocked at how OE/clean the stuff looks once its finished. Great product.
Man that stuff looks great on those bimmers!
I see your point....I guess my feelings are that I see this stuff done with crap material on all kinds of vehicles (from carbon to woodgrain), and simply feel that the general public appreciate a 'style' vs unpainted plastic. I don't see or do a lot with BMW's so perhaps that crowd is different.
- Jason
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can you take a sample piece and wrap my phone? lol
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tntmstr;312919 wrote:
No, but for ~$20 I will do it for you.lol damn
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