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Had a stripe of the STEK CF PPF provided courtesy of Invisibra in DFW. Tested it against an interior sample and then on a 22 GT3 as well as a 19 GT3RS. Pics are from the 19 GT3RS. IMHO not a good match for doing the roof of the GT4RS WP.
So this is ppt that has a carbon fiber design on it? Interesting. I have seen some PPF that are starting to come in colors. SO its like the next step in vinyl wrapping.
There were a couple of comments of tieing the front hood to the rear wing via the roof. Some claimed a good match using this product. As you can now see for yourself .........
There were a couple of comments of tieing the front hood to the rear wing via the roof. Some claimed a good match using this product. As you can now see for yourself .........
Way off!
On a GT4RS I’d definitively avoid making it tacky sticking on part for tape to “enhance” it. Not possible IMO
Can someone stand up with another option other than STEK? AFAIK there is nobody but STEK ATM.
3M makes several different "Carbon Fiber" vinyl wrap variants - Different weave pattern sizes, different shades, and different levels of gloss from matte to shiny.
I know this because I used to have some of it installed on trim parts on the interior of my car a looooong time ago.* The quality/realism of the carbon fiber effect on the 3M vinyl has improved a lot in the decades since then.
*This was 20+ years ago. And yes, it was installed on a Honda. I'm not proud, but this was the style of the time...
10-11-2022, 08:30 PM
STEK CF PPF vs Porsche CF
