carbon fiber dash finally done
06-18-2004, 04:33 PM
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Hmmmmmm....
You *could* mount the steel to the CF, and then cut away everything except the actual parts that mount to the car. That way you will get proper alignment, etc...
As far as covering the reflective parts, if that dash was going in my car, I would probably cover almost the entire top portion with something non-reflective, but leave the frontal section exposed. My main concern would be reflection in the windshield, not glare...
You *could* mount the steel to the CF, and then cut away everything except the actual parts that mount to the car. That way you will get proper alignment, etc...
As far as covering the reflective parts, if that dash was going in my car, I would probably cover almost the entire top portion with something non-reflective, but leave the frontal section exposed. My main concern would be reflection in the windshield, not glare...
06-19-2004, 01:55 PM
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carbon-werks in California is doing the work. Heres his number (213) 247-0388 its his cell and his name is John. Just tell him Lou woth the Porsche gave you the number who ever calls
Lou
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