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Old 18 February 2013, 06:37 PM
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i have a silver blob wrx with sti kit on it and im thinking of having the bonnet/spoiler blade and rear window spoiler wrapped in carbon,has anybody had carbon wrap done? i really dont want to spoil the look of my car and make it look tacky.reason for this is the spoiler has paint issues along with the bonnet and rear window spoiler.can you put pics up please of your carbon wrap if you have had some done
Old 19 February 2013, 10:56 AM
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Slightly off topic, how much is each part costing you?
Old 19 February 2013, 06:17 PM
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I think it would be very expensive to have the bonnet wrapped as it would be a massive sheet of carbon.

I have my stiffis away getting wrapped at the minute and that's going to be well over £100 for the 2 so it's not cheap. I would guess the spoiler blade would be £200 and the window spoiler £125-£150 for a good job

This is all presuming you mean actual carbon, not the 3m rubbish?
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Hi m8 have a look at carbon mods online you can get kits from the at a good price and do it at home and I have had lots from them and it is a pece of **** m8
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Im just wondering whats the point, a spoiler blade in real frp/carbon mix would be just as much and the same for the window spoiler so why not buy a new one in and sell the part you're replacing to fund towards it. Just makes a bit more sense to me
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this is the company i might be using, £190 for everything
Old 20 February 2013, 04:31 PM
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I wrapped a spoiler blade myself in around 10 mins with some bobble free carbon off flea bay, it cost about £15 for the carbon and was easy, I also wrapped the roof as well and that only cost £30 from flea bay and was a doddle. I don't have many pics but heres one of the roof (old car BTW) I also did the wind deflectors and scoop ect.
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What happens when you get stone chips or scratches, does the whole part need to be wrapped again?
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My bonnet being done by Adam at t6 customs aka uk scooby crew cracking job and 6 months on it still looks spot on with no stone chips ect


And petrol flap

Here are a couple of other cars he's done


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If you can travel to stoke on Trent I don't think Adam will charge the much!!!!


http://www.ukscoobycrew.com/about-us/4563987660
http://www.ukscoobycrew.com/vinayl-wrapping/4566779803
http://www.ukscoobycrew.com/what-we-do/4563987662
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Originally Posted by BenC
What happens when you get stone chips or scratches, does the whole part need to be wrapped again?

Not wive carbon mods stuff mate if it is bad you just rub it down and put clercot on and done
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isnt carbon mods proper carbon though rather than carbon wrap? im sure the kits they use have the resin etc in to make it "real" carbon fibre?
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Yes so if you get a ston chip you don't have to take it off just rub it Down and and put some laker on and sortid it is good m8 have a look on the web and you will see
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I know mate I run a carbon business im just trying to understand the fascination with carbon wrap, I know its alot cheaper im just trying to figure out if the wrap is good over long term like real carbon.
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Not for me m8 don't like it I think it looks **** but no like the same thing m8
Old 02 March 2013, 11:21 AM
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its a bit old an over done now pal....id say have it done is glossy carbon wrap if you must or black.....failing that just get it painted will be well worth it
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Originally Posted by scoobyman2007
Not for me m8 don't like it I think it looks **** but no like the same thing m8
2nd pic down , matte finish real carbon. https://www.scoobynet.com/trader-ann...ibre-wrap.html
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Ben, out if interest what would you charge for a 1 SQM(20cm x 5m)of carbon 2x2 twill weave plus any associated resins/hardeners etc? On a supply only basis.

Gaz.
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Originally Posted by scoobyman2007
Not for me m8 don't like it I think it looks **** but no like the same thing m8
Thats it mate, if we all liked the same thing the world would be a boring place

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Ben, out if interest what would you charge for a 1 SQM(20cm x 5m)of carbon 2x2 twill weave plus any associated resins/hardeners etc? On a supply only basis.

Gaz.
Hi Gaz, we dont supply carbon kits we only manufacture full products sorry.
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No worries I can source it elsewhere, Thanks anyway.
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Have a look here mate these guys are good http://www.ecfibreglasssupplies.co.uk/
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dont wrap it mate we that vinyl carbon look ****e looks nothin like carbon fibre and is just tacky as **** leave it for the corsa and saxo boys
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Originally Posted by scoobwrx94import
dont wrap it mate we that vinyl carbon look ****e looks nothin like carbon fibre and is just tacky as **** leave it for the corsa and saxo boys
Yeah why not go for real carbon coverings like JM Carbon do that looks nice http://www.tuningboost.co.uk/o/28/15...fibre-wrapping
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have you thought about carbon dipping ?

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Originally Posted by the shreksta
i have a silver blob wrx with sti kit on it and im thinking of having the bonnet/spoiler blade and rear window spoiler wrapped in carbon,has anybody had carbon wrap done? i really dont want to spoil the look of my car and make it look tacky.reason for this is the spoiler has paint issues along with the bonnet and rear window spoiler.can you put pics up please of your carbon wrap if you have had some done
having my bonnet done on my blobeye on friday mate so will post some pics up see what you think?? he is using this new carbon wrap thats just come on the market .
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Bet the scoop was fun to do ! Did you glue it ? Its just with the heat i always thought it wouldnt stay on for long.
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i had it done today by a good company down in tenby, i think he had a bit of a knightmare with the scoop lol .
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