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Check with Paul Champagne, he is 3M dealer and will make sure you get the right stuff...at a fair price. AND, can probably give you some tips..or from the looks of the job you did on the Stang....you can give him some?? :-) As mentioned, he is wrapping his 928 in 3M "Carbon Fiber" currently.
Teaser pic of his progress a while back, can't wait to see the finished product...look close at the bumper cover beading.... a true artist!
I checked with him originally and he told me his prices doubled so he was no longer going to offer it. And wow first time I saw that pic I never even noticed the beading...Amazing, thats a tough job.
I'm doing the front cover for the second time. this stuff takes alot of practice.
What problems are you running into? If you don't mind me asking. I only used the CF pattern for small pieces but even with that I would mess up the pattern if I heated it then stretched it too far.
Using the Matte Black on the stang was much easier because I didn't have to worry about the pattern. I know the way we did it would 1000% not work if we had a pattern.
07-16-2011, 10:08 AM
