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Old November 29th 2005, 14:13
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Can't afford it, fake it

Interesting find! Don't know if anybody already knows about it, but its new to me.

http://www.ftd-technics.de/englisch/

This company has developed a kit that turns any part into a Carbon Fiber look. Check it out the process doesn't seem that hard.

Let me know if anybody has tried it,
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Old November 29th 2005, 15:28
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As long as you can live with yourself going the ricer route. I would rather not have the CF part then "fake it".
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Old November 29th 2005, 17:37
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okay, I guess your right

My limited budget will have to wait......

Looks good though
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Old November 30th 2005, 14:38
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I don't see anything wrong with it, as long as you don't go overboard with the process and try to use it on everything. For around $160.00 dollars it may be a steal, just my two cents.
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Old December 1st 2005, 01:26
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That looks like the same crap you buy at pep boys...a sticker...what a waste....doesn't even look remotely close to real carbon....
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Old December 1st 2005, 12:49
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That looks like the same crap you buy at pep boys...a sticker...what a waste....doesn't even look remotely close to real carbon....

I don't think you could get a "sticker" to wrap around some of the parts that they have applied the process to. I think the wheel below is tastefully done. If it looks too ricer, I guess I need to get a Honda then.

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Old December 11th 2005, 20:04
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I don't see anything wrong with it, as long as you don't go overboard with the process and try to use it on everything. For around $160.00 dollars it may be a steal, just my two cents.
For $160 USD you can start making your own CF parts. Accept no substitutes
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Old December 26th 2005, 02:53
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Hmmmm...

The opinions here are as flared up as my hemeroids.
All I can say is....
BLAH!
To each his own and more power to ya! I've been wanting to do a Gaudi "Mullholland Look" with HUGE wings and a carbonfiber Flamingo shaped gear shift painted yellow w/ bright pink polka-dots and plush house carpet ...NO..Plastic grass for carpet with bright red Honda wheels and a happy face instead of a VW logo.

You got sumthin to say about that!?

C/f is nice (sometimes). Tasteful minimalism is nice. Baroque is nice in toiletry.
We're all human and love our cars. Can't we all just get along?


Peace...Love.
And Mery Christmas, ramadan, Hannuka...NO, I can't spell..Sue me.
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