http://drycarbonwrap.com/gallery.html

looks really sick, would be cool for interior trim, and actually looks good on exterior stuff.

the question is, rice or not rice?

pretty damn expensive too! $16 sq/ft

 

Not rice. Hawt!

I was thinking of doing exactly this with my trim pieces...



though not on the steering wheel. _That's_ rice.

 

yeah interior is cool.. but people are wraping their trunks, hoods, roofs etc.. i think thats a little ricey.. id like to do it to the evos interior but its real expensive

we should try to wrap some wheels!!

 

just realized it would look sweet for those of you with an MR that hate chrome!

 

I was thinking the exact same thing...

 

I will do this to my interior trim, like pictured above. I hate the faux carbon trim on it.

 

the "carbon" in the X is so bad. I like the plain black in the MR, but it's got to be a fingerprint magnet.

 

major rice! fake carbon and stick on carbon is terrible. terrible terrible terrible.

 

unless its interior trim.. cause paying for REAL cf trim means you have way too much money

 

I tend to agree with this statment. I have a real hard time paying for looks..... so to get a interior trimmed out in carbon.... WAY TO MUCH MONEY

I wrapped a light switch plate when I was in school with Aerospace grade carbon fiber.... it looks sweet and still remains there today

 

yeah.. idk how much wrap youd need to do the interior trim, but id only be like 15-30 bucks.. MAYBE I CAN WRAP MY CELL PHONE!! thad be sweeet

 

Big time fingerprint magnet.

 

it looks good, just be careful because i saw it on a car once and if you have any real carbon on your car you can REALLLLLLY tell the difference, if there isnt any tho it looks good, only obviously a wrap if you have something on the car to compare it to

 

Here is a cheaper alternative. I've personally seen multiple installs with this stuff, its a quality vinyl.


http://www.metrodecals.com/store/htm...iber--113.html

 

here ya go. not mine, just a pic i found.



i think this is too much, maybe.. a wrapped roof would look nice though.