Carbon Fiber Interior - W220 w/ 3M 1080 CF vinyl
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W220 S65 AMG
Carbon Fiber Interior - W220 w/ 3M 1080 CF vinyl
Well for those of you wondering what black CF trim over oyster interior would look like on an S-Class... here you go.
Done using 3M's new 1080 vinyl, upgraded version of their DiNoc product.
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Done using 3M's new 1080 vinyl, upgraded version of their DiNoc product.
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Many people may not like this look but I really think it looks fantastic.
Gives such an evil look to a very sinister car.
I think you made great choices.
-Chris
Gives such an evil look to a very sinister car.
I think you made great choices.
-Chris
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W220 S65 AMG
I'm not sure why anyone wouldn't like it... I used to think it would make the car feel 'cheap' but it has done the opposite... made it feel modern, sporty and more like an AMG rather than a standard Mercedes.
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96 and 08 911 turbos
That said, i think it looks much better on the gray interior than it would on black or tan.
Nevertheless though, its a full sized luxury sedan that weighs 4400lbs+. The idea of carbon fiber trimmings seem a little silly to me, but its not my car and you already knew this wasn't my bag.
your car, if you like it, good.
the job looks well done though.
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I like it! Been there done that, all done myself!
From Carbon Fiber to, gloss black to matte black currently. I personally think you would get bored after while
. I am on the verge of doing brushed aluminum with black accents!
Keep it up!
I like it! Been there done that, all done myself!
From Carbon Fiber to, gloss black to matte black currently. I personally think you would get bored after while
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First, the good. The application job looks great. Some one did a fantastic job.
Also, I didn't know MB made S65s with the ash interior. All the S65s I've ever seen have had a black or java interior.
But, the thought of all the nice wood trim in a once $165,000 S65 being covered up with tape (or whatever that stuff is) makes me sad. It's your car, though. So, if you like it, good on you.
Also, I didn't know MB made S65s with the ash interior. All the S65s I've ever seen have had a black or java interior.
But, the thought of all the nice wood trim in a once $165,000 S65 being covered up with tape (or whatever that stuff is) makes me sad. It's your car, though. So, if you like it, good on you.
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Really great execution... nice shots too they really show the look well. I dig the textured finish with a near matte sheen, it looks elegant and aggressive simultaneous.
I've seen/felt that in budses' D2 //S8 and e39 ///M5 and it was quite surprisingly spectacular - don't judge till you've touched. I think I like it (textured) more than the clear coated and ludicrously cool blue stitched CF trim in my urS6 of yesteryear.
Makes me want to run out and do mine - then I sit and mine and BASSSSSSK in the wowness of that fantastically fabulous grain. When the sun hits it... faaaawwwk.
I think the wood's maybe sorta more appropo in a 600... the CF for when/if I ever move on to a 65. By then it'll be a W221 tho 8-).
So that said - I say - ****!
Keep up the good work, thanks for sharing. Be cool to meet up w/ you sometime, I'm out on the Island for work a couple x's / yr - tho typically in rentalz. Am trying to get my car to Broadway Perf sometime this spring, so maybe around then...
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I think it looks good on your car because:
-It seems appropriate for an S65
-It suits your interior colour
-Someone has done a superb job installing it.
If someone had done it to an '00 S430 I'd have probably laughed...and I won't be doing it to my 600 any time soon.
-It seems appropriate for an S65
-It suits your interior colour
-Someone has done a superb job installing it.
If someone had done it to an '00 S430 I'd have probably laughed...and I won't be doing it to my 600 any time soon.
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W220 S65 AMG
Thanks everyone for the comments, I really appreciate it! ![thumbs](https://mbworld.org/forums/images/smilies/thumbsup.gif)
For those interested, the work was done by Matt @ PHENOMenal Vinyl in Lindenhurst, NY... you can look them up on Facebook for more information. They specialize in high-end work and do a great job.
They took off 90% of the parts to wrap them and only did one or two pieces on the car (the roof handles for example) and the job took about 14 hours to complete.
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For those interested, the work was done by Matt @ PHENOMenal Vinyl in Lindenhurst, NY... you can look them up on Facebook for more information. They specialize in high-end work and do a great job.
They took off 90% of the parts to wrap them and only did one or two pieces on the car (the roof handles for example) and the job took about 14 hours to complete.
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It would look just as good in a 00 s430 in the same interior color (which I have btw) . In fact I would argue its better in the low end models if it covered up some of the cheap plastic pieces ..... in a s600 or s65 evrything is wrapped in wood or leather, so you are covering up already nice leather wrapped or wood pieces.
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It would look just as good in a 00 s430 in the same interior color (which I have btw) . In fact I would argue its better in the low end models if it covered up some of the cheap plastic pieces ..... in a s600 or s65 evrything is wrapped in wood or leather, so you are covering up already nice leather wrapped or wood pieces.
Also I didn't cover up any leather wrapped pieces... that would be c-r-a-z-y
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Thanks everyone for the comments, I really appreciate it! ![thumbs](https://mbworld.org/forums/images/smilies/thumbsup.gif)
For those interested, the work was done by Matt @ PHENOMenal Vinyl in Lindenhurst, NY... you can look them up on Facebook for more information. They specialize in high-end work and do a great job.
They took off 90% of the parts to wrap them and only did one or two pieces on the car (the roof handles for example) and the job took about 14 hours to complete.
![thumbs](https://mbworld.org/forums/images/smilies/thumbsup.gif)
For those interested, the work was done by Matt @ PHENOMenal Vinyl in Lindenhurst, NY... you can look them up on Facebook for more information. They specialize in high-end work and do a great job.
They took off 90% of the parts to wrap them and only did one or two pieces on the car (the roof handles for example) and the job took about 14 hours to complete.