CF trim kit? Anyone seen this?




Not appropriate for a benz, a mazda perhaps, not a benz.
I threw mine in the garbage.
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I threw mine in the garbage.
Yup....that's what I about to say too because I saw it on mine friend's car. It sure look good in the pictures but it look exactly like betrezra said highlighted in red.
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...but I've seen plenty of different styles:




How hard can it be for some Taiwanese (or other) manufacturer to make parts designed to "hug" to wood trim with little tabs on one or more sides? The ashtray cover, window switches and shift surround could clip on all around, while the pieces with chrome trim (i.e. upper door, climate control, aux button row) could clip on the non-chrome side and snug up against the chrome. What could it cost to manufacture, $30? $50? I know I'd pay $200-$300 for something that looks good, goes on easy and can be removed easy (no adhesive.)









It's real CF, but the adhesive it's bonded to pretty much doubles the thickness of it, as betrezra stated before. Hard to photograph, but I peeled a corner of the adhesive back:

It's a real shame, as the quality of the piece is amazing.....I would think there'd be a pretty big market for a thin, rigid, moulded CF or aluminum trim kit that would snap on or stick on. Heck, it could be laminate for all I care, like Formica! What do I know? If MBWorld sponsor JBSpeed doesn't offer the $110 painted roof spoiler for W209 maybe there isn't that big of a market....
Last edited by eddieo45; Nov 14, 2011 at 05:13 PM.












