Carbon fiber vinyl?? please help!!
06-04-11, 09:59 AM
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just ordered some. Gonna test it out in my girls CBM with black interior and if I like it gonna wrap the wood in my black one.
If not im wrapping my PS3 and other random things around the house
If not im wrapping my PS3 and other random things around the house
06-05-11, 01:24 AM
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I am very interested in the vcarbon, however there are no reviews available online and their site does not say much about the material.
1.) How thick is the vcarbon, is it thicker than the 3m material?
2.) Is the adhesive use on the vcarbon very durable? (im going to be using it outside of my car, so I want it to be able to withstand pretty well)
3.) how does vcarbon deal with heat, I'm going to specifically be wrapping my back bumper and I want to know if the vcarbon material will withstand the exhaust heat.
1.) How thick is the vcarbon, is it thicker than the 3m material?
2.) Is the adhesive use on the vcarbon very durable? (im going to be using it outside of my car, so I want it to be able to withstand pretty well)
3.) how does vcarbon deal with heat, I'm going to specifically be wrapping my back bumper and I want to know if the vcarbon material will withstand the exhaust heat.
06-10-11, 03:39 PM
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I have compare both 3M and vcarbonfiber side by side and 3M has more glossy but the feel is more true on the vcarbon (it looks the same if not very similar to the aerotect above).
on vcarbon you can actually see the texture of the carbon weave if you look closer and which gets the feel much better than the 3m which feels like a printer job.
I would prefer vcarbon if its interior since you can touch and reflection of light, but my friend prefer 3M for outside (trunk) for the glossy appearance.
my 2 cents
on vcarbon you can actually see the texture of the carbon weave if you look closer and which gets the feel much better than the 3m which feels like a printer job.
I would prefer vcarbon if its interior since you can touch and reflection of light, but my friend prefer 3M for outside (trunk) for the glossy appearance.
my 2 cents
