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Originally Posted by jcb986
You can also get carbon wrap in printed adhesive film. Hard to tell the difference if done right.
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some of the vinyl is ok but in past experiance nothing compares to the real deal! also the vinyl can be real expensive aswell!
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Originally Posted by Perfectlap
Okay just do the back of my GT3 seats and we'll call it even.
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hahah thats a big ol piece to do! very achievable however! you should look up the process (google carbon fibre skinning guide and theres a lexus forum and also a corvette forum which both have threads with alot of good info between them!)
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Originally Posted by heiwaz
Does de vacuum bag apply directly to carbon? what vacuum bag do you use? and how much vacuum pressure?
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i dont use the vacuum process, i just wet lay the carbon and build up various coats of resin/hardener and sand back to a smooth finish then finish off with standard car lacquer
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Originally Posted by j.fro
I've done a few carbon parts, too. It's not difficult, but it requires patience and lots of time sanding and polishing to get the finish right. I didn't use a vacuum bag (I think that's more for real structural components); I just did a flood coat.
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some of those bits look nice! i've never seen the bottoms of the door cards being done before also do you havea gt3 console delete in carbon too?
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