carbon fibre under bonnet bits
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CF is so expensive, does nothing for performance in what you're after. If I wanted this effect under the bonnet I would hydro dip - looks the part and a darn sight cheaper I would've thought.
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I'd love to do hydro dipping in my spare time (of which I have plenty).
Just bits of trim to start with. Go down the scrappy and get loads of bits for practice.
The sky is the limit with effects, always found it very interesting.
Just bits of trim to start with. Go down the scrappy and get loads of bits for practice.
The sky is the limit with effects, always found it very interesting.
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I've got the snorkel, air box and fuse box cover done, also have the wiper arms done, quality is excellent.
Locky at Hydrotek Custom Coatings is the man you want, he is one of the best carbon dipping places, not sure if he is a member on here, I know he is on a few forums.
Locky at Hydrotek Custom Coatings is the man you want, he is one of the best carbon dipping places, not sure if he is a member on here, I know he is on a few forums.
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Yep dipping is a lot cheaper and you can choose the effect you want
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I've got the snorkel, air box and fuse box cover done, also have the wiper arms done, quality is excellent.
Locky at Hydrotek Custom Coatings is the man you want, he is one of the best carbon dipping places, not sure if he is a member on here, I know he is on a few forums.
Locky at Hydrotek Custom Coatings is the man you want, he is one of the best carbon dipping places, not sure if he is a member on here, I know he is on a few forums.
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