Hey all,
I'm looking to remove the interior wooden trim from my CL and send it off to get dipped.
I have taken a look at the instructions and it doesn't seem too hard.
I'm just wondering if anyone on here has actually done it to their cars. My car has black leather everywhere so, I originally thought of silver CF as a contrast but seeing some cars in the dealership with black interiors the dark CF effect also suits really well.
I'm looking at Wicked Coatings, however, if there are any other companies to recommend I'd be interested to hear.
Seems wrong getting rid of real wood for fake CF but it will look a bit more modern/fresh and be a better finish than getting someone to wrap it with 3M Di-Noc.
I'm looking to remove the interior wooden trim from my CL and send it off to get dipped.
I have taken a look at the instructions and it doesn't seem too hard.
I'm just wondering if anyone on here has actually done it to their cars. My car has black leather everywhere so, I originally thought of silver CF as a contrast but seeing some cars in the dealership with black interiors the dark CF effect also suits really well.
I'm looking at Wicked Coatings, however, if there are any other companies to recommend I'd be interested to hear.
Seems wrong getting rid of real wood for fake CF but it will look a bit more modern/fresh and be a better finish than getting someone to wrap it with 3M Di-Noc.