Don Nguyen | Vinyl car/roof/etc wrapping material - Blow out

[Don Nguyen]

Originally Posted by Benz-o-matic Don I'm looking for a vinyl that has the look of the 3M 1080 gloss black, but with a thick gloss layer over it so that it looks like real carbon fiber trim. I can't seem to find a workable vinyl that has that this varnish looking coat on top like real (non dry) carbon fiber trim. Any suggestions? Trying to wrap a diffuser. Honestly, you're not going to find anything like that. If you're working that hard to find something like that, it's easier to just get/do the real thing. Originally Posted by csxian Do you have an overlay for the sidemarker in a matte or gloss black for 2010 C300? How much shipped to 98122? I know it is only small pieces I do not have any pre cut pieces, however, I can sell you sheets for it. Let me know what size you need. Originally Posted by killerg could you pm the price of 12" x 65" roll of satin black vs a matte black roll of the same price Originally Posted by myinternetsucks Pm me a quote for 1080 scotchprint carbon roof, and removal of my old di-noc? PM sent. Some more pictures for you guys. Subaru's trunk lid, to cover up the holes from the spoiler. Acura RSX's hood: Here it is on the roof of a black 911 Carrera 2: -Don donathon@gmail.com -Don

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[snarlingchicken]

By any chance is this still going on? I find myself in need of a 2x2 sheet of vinyl. Lol, I'm trying to do an odd wrap on a "household item" of mine. Think it might be a bit difficult but we'll see.

[Don Nguyen]

I must have missed this post. I still have it.

[2012c350]

Is vinyl wrapping a new trend, or a west coast thing? I've never even heard of it until I started posting here. What's funny is all the customization discussions here and talk about vinly wrapping got into my dreams last night. Dreamt that every vehicle I saw had some cheap/homemade version of vinyl wrapping. Vehicles looked like people took outside picnic table cloths and tried to seal it onto their vehicles by using a regular heat gun. Needless to say it looked awful, with lots of leftover material tucked into windows, etc...