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If you're willing to pay a bit more try MACarbon. The weave and finish on their products is worth the extra money in my opinion. Actually, they were the only place I could find that had it as well.
Not to thread hijack but it seems there are a good number of members from the DC area. Are there any C63 meets planned for the summer? Would be great to have a meet with all the C63s.
im sure macarbon does good work, but those prices, my god.
You may be able to buy the oem trim pieces from the dealer but not sure if that would be cheaper overall.
Originally Posted by rice365
Not to thread hijack but it seems there are a good number of members from the DC area. Are there any C63 meets planned for the summer? Would be great to have a meet with all the C63s.
Lol, 3 posts and you ask that in a thread about carbon fiber interior trim pieces.
Start a new thread rice365, I'm sure you could get the appropriate responses that way
I got mine done with them, one of the very first sets for a W204, they came out great, but the promised time was 3 weeks. Took about 2 months. Based on what I am reading now though I am lucky I got everything back and installed.
MACarbon I have also dealt with. Great company, fantastic product, but man those prices......You get what you pay for though. (Wish they would use just a tiny bit of lube at least though)
I had a guy in my group (QuartzBlueP31) make mine since he's good with composites. He did it all in his garage and it came out great. I'd try to find a core set of trim with nothing on it and see if you can find a shop in your area thats good with it. I've read too much stuff with the vendors lately about them taking the money and then going out of business.
06-10-2015, 10:16 PM
