carbon fiber
carbon fiber
so I want to get a carbon fiber hood but am in college and don't have a whole lot of money. should I spend the money top get a real CF hood or find someone to wrap it in vinyl?
I did a wrap recently on my car, just couldn't justify the $1100 for hood/trunk combo. CF vinyl has come a LONG LONG way 



I will say, if you've never wrapped something or worked with Vinyl, you will not have a good time with the trunk! Hood was fairly easy to do. I picked up all the Vinyl from ProVinylShop pretty cheap and took us a good day to do everything, trunk took forever. I have to finish the roof still btw..

I will say, if you've never wrapped something or worked with Vinyl, you will not have a good time with the trunk! Hood was fairly easy to do. I picked up all the Vinyl from ProVinylShop pretty cheap and took us a good day to do everything, trunk took forever. I have to finish the roof still btw..
That **** is not easy to work with anyway. It cools off real quick and gets kinda hard when it's not warm. I wrapped a dash/gauge bezel thingy on a '93 miata with it. But I saw his car this weekend and it looks good.
I mean were the hardest parts just navigating the light holes and stuff? I mean it seems pretty straight forward outside of that?
so anyways....is it worth doing, im pondering on it real hard
I like real CF just fine, again, just can't see spending $1100 on a hood/trunk combo. The stock pieces are pretty light as is so it would be purely looks. And the vinyl really looks pretty damn good. Im going to clear mine once I finish the roof and it will be hard to tell then it's not real...at least until you open the hood or trunk :p
Hexis CF Vinyl.
The hardest part is wrapping it around the face of the trunk with the lights, that curve around the wing area and then the way it also rolls to the sides a lil bit makes for a lot of extra material that you need to shrink up. Just takes a lot of time and patience!
Hexis CF Vinyl.
The hardest part is wrapping it around the face of the trunk with the lights, that curve around the wing area and then the way it also rolls to the sides a lil bit makes for a lot of extra material that you need to shrink up. Just takes a lot of time and patience!
I concur with byt, just wrap it.


