Something for all RMM Grille owners...Siickning my friends....Sickning
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Originally posted by Toog4me
Sweet looking. Do you sell the whole thing or do we need to provide the piece?
Sweet looking. Do you sell the whole thing or do we need to provide the piece?
Well first off.. I am not selling anything.
Secondly I bought a whole bunch from my lexus dealer.
3rd off....when are you coming by to pick up yo shiaznit
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Originally posted by GlobeCLK
can you use acrylic carbon fiber instead of printed carbon fiber? That small piece wouldn't make it too expensive.
can you use acrylic carbon fiber instead of printed carbon fiber? That small piece wouldn't make it too expensive.
I could....the question is.....can you afford it.
To me, it sounds to be like a $100-$120 Item
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Originally posted by enginyr
Well first off.. I am not selling anything.
Secondly I bought a whole bunch from my lexus dealer.
3rd off....when are you coming by to pick up yo shiaznit
Well first off.. I am not selling anything.
Secondly I bought a whole bunch from my lexus dealer.
3rd off....when are you coming by to pick up yo shiaznit
haha... friday night at 10 when my friend comes back from the diminican republic.
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I like that idea and I have CF TRD on my without the TRD logo, but I put the rear L emblem on the center of the grill. So the CF on the L is pecfectly match the rest of the grill. Good job.
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Originally posted by enginyr
I could....the question is.....can you afford it.
To me, it sounds to be like a $100-$120 Item
I could....the question is.....can you afford it.
To me, it sounds to be like a $100-$120 Item
that small piece of acrylic CF should run about 25~30 dollars if you can find it.
Unless you're charging people about 70 dollars labor, it wouldn't cost so much.
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Originally posted by GlobeCLK
The question is, why are you charging that much.
that small piece of acrylic CF should run about 25~30 dollars if you can find it.
Unless you're charging people about 70 dollars labor, it wouldn't cost so much.
The question is, why are you charging that much.
that small piece of acrylic CF should run about 25~30 dollars if you can find it.
Unless you're charging people about 70 dollars labor, it wouldn't cost so much.
Only other option is making a mold......very pricey...
So lets compare.....
$120 at cost.
or $50 Including the "L" shiznipped
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Originally posted by enginyr
Your prices are right on ( Don't forget to add the Cost of the Chrome "L"......Machining the the Carbon fiber can only be done by a machine shop, which runs about $60/hr.
Only other option is making a mold......very pricey...
So lets compare.....
$120 at cost.
or $50 Including the "L" shiznipped
Your prices are right on ( Don't forget to add the Cost of the Chrome "L"......Machining the the Carbon fiber can only be done by a machine shop, which runs about $60/hr.
Only other option is making a mold......very pricey...
So lets compare.....
$120 at cost.
or $50 Including the "L" shiznipped
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Originally posted by GlobeCLK
Not really. The difference between ACRYLIC carbon fiber and WET carbon fiber (the real carbon fiber we usually refer to) is that ACRYLIC CF is a very thin piece of CF, which bends with high heat (heat gun is enough), has the real CF 3D texture, but can be cut like vinyl and paper without distorting the fiber weaving. In this case, it can be applied just like what you have done. So basically only the material cost should be included. The labor is exactly the same.
Not really. The difference between ACRYLIC carbon fiber and WET carbon fiber (the real carbon fiber we usually refer to) is that ACRYLIC CF is a very thin piece of CF, which bends with high heat (heat gun is enough), has the real CF 3D texture, but can be cut like vinyl and paper without distorting the fiber weaving. In this case, it can be applied just like what you have done. So basically only the material cost should be included. The labor is exactly the same.
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