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Im going to carbon wrap my bonnet tomorrow as sick of looking at all the stone chips all over the front of it and as its my 1st go i was wondering if its best to fit it with the bonnet on or remove it and fit it on the bench?
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Your bonnet would look better if you wrap it round a tree tbh than carbon wrap , as above I'd save the money and get a paint job
No offense mate but it's really not a good look
No offense mate but it's really not a good look
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Im not trying to find peoples opinions on weather or not its a good look or even what they would do if it was theirs, all i want to know is would it be better to wrap it with the bonnet taken off or on the car?
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For what it's worth, I reckon it'll be easier to do it with the bonnet of mate, that way you can take it indoors and you can move the bonnet about ect if needed, go for it mate, it's your car
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I also have a lot of stone chips, but on my windscreen, I fancy going down the carbon wrap route, would this be easier to wrap in situ or best to remove it first?
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It's not to hard mate to be honest, just make sure you use plenty of water and I allways find it easier to work from the middle outwards, I'm sure you've watched a few videos though so you know what your doing, good luck and get some pics up when your done mate
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Will do : )
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Think carbon wrap looks terrible, from a far it looks matt coloured?? Couldn't you get the bonnet re-sprayed and then clear wrapped(think supercars have this fitted) Looks so much better having shiney paintwork!!
Im really not a fan of wrap, my mate does it for a living and I think some of the cars look terrible once fitted, some of the cars have matte black on Bentley continentals, Ferraris, Lamborghini's etc, why would you ruin a car like this!!!
Im really not a fan of wrap, my mate does it for a living and I think some of the cars look terrible once fitted, some of the cars have matte black on Bentley continentals, Ferraris, Lamborghini's etc, why would you ruin a car like this!!!
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Think carbon wrap looks terrible, from a far it looks matt coloured?? Couldn't you get the bonnet re-sprayed and then clear wrapped(think supercars have this fitted) Looks so much better having shiney paintwork!!
Im really not a fan of wrap, my mate does it for a living and I think some of the cars look terrible once fitted, some of the cars have matte black on Bentley continentals, Ferraris, Lamborghini's etc, why would you ruin a car like this!!!
Im really not a fan of wrap, my mate does it for a living and I think some of the cars look terrible once fitted, some of the cars have matte black on Bentley continentals, Ferraris, Lamborghini's etc, why would you ruin a car like this!!!
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FWIW there now is glossy 3m di-noc carbon wrap available. I've worked with real carbon quite a bit and must say on pictures it really does look like real carbon. I might use it on the center console one day. Far better than the fake carbon wraps a few years ago. And at least as genuine as a black plastidipped spec-c wannabe center console.
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