Coolest mod in bonneville history (now with install pics)
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Coolest mod in bonneville history (now with install pics)
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its so convenient when you dad is the president of a pattern shop that works with carbon fiber.
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Originally Posted by Echo SSEI
Hey.....we need pics of the completed install :?
02-17-2006, 07:45 PM
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Re: Coolest mod in bonneville history
Originally Posted by ELMACHOGERACHO
But cool project, how much does that amount of CF cost? How hard is the project?
02-17-2006, 07:49 PM
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Very interested to see the final result. I've got real CF overlays, but looked very hard for a molded set. How are you applying the clear stuff (epoxy, resin, whatever it is)?
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Re: Coolest mod in bonneville history
Originally Posted by Ryan
Are you a girl? :P That foot looks mighty dainty...
But cool project, how much does that amount of CF cost? How hard is the project?
But cool project, how much does that amount of CF cost? How hard is the project?
it should cost about $20-25 for a 4x3 piece of cf. its pretty easy, all you have to do is, measure, cut, peel off the backing, press on surface, let cure for a day or 2 at room temp, then sand and clear, if desired.
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Originally Posted by J Wikoff
Very interested to see the final result. I've got real CF overlays, but looked very hard for a molded set. How are you applying the clear stuff (epoxy, resin, whatever it is)?
why didnt you take out the vents to have it wrap around in there?