same! i think it looks awesome, but i remember IGT's full kit was close to $1.5k which seems like a bit much for just trim..

 

Been a while since I've been on here...but I've been doing carbon wrapping for years now. Carbon parts are used to save weight obviously, but alot of parts now are so lightweight that it wouldn't pay to make them in carbon. Interior parts especially. What I do is cf wrapping. Take a stock part and permanently wrap it in cf. Fit is perfect, but get the look of real cf. I know guys are gonna say it sounds rice but when it comes to most parts u can't save weight by making it in cf. Check out my site.
I've been on the 350 forums for years and now I'm on the 370z forums
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A recent job I just did....interior kit for the g37 in matte clear....crappy pics, sorry

 

That look so clean, great job man

 

I think this is some of your work also on the 370z no?
Taken at the 370z megameet in march at Z1

https://www.myg37.com/forums/3092397-post14.html

 

-how did you do it?
-how much did it cost?
-are you willing to sell your labor/efforts?

sincerely,
ellick

 

Yea that's my work...a friend of mine's car...he was up here not too long ago and I did his roof in cf.

 

Curious about this. I had a cf roof overlay that totally effed my roof. See below. Is this an overlay that is put on with double side tape or are you sealing it somehow and are the edges finished?

 

Nice. It was very well done.

You should sign up here

 

went through the gallery on your site and its the exact kind of finish i want! (was looking at the 370z) if your prices are reasonable, im sure you'll have plenty of business on this board. especially right about now, where it seems the cf bug has bitten a lot of us. haha

 

tonester1011- very nice work! I love the 370z dash looks awesome

 

wow sick work tonester1011

 

Thanx guys

 

No sir...mine is not sick on stuff...what I do is strip your stock parts, prep them, and permanently wrap them with cf...I did the same for that roof. We removed the front glass, the pillars, and the hatch. Then stripped the roof,wrapped it and finished itl then finished with a couple nice coats of clear. Just like all my work. You see no edges on this roof. And I airbrushed the back edge where it goes into the trunk to blend it nicely.

 

tonester1011 charges like half what IGT wanted for cf parts which makes things reasonable. Frankly, he is right in that making parts in cf is negligible in performance when dealing with the interior trim pieces. They are so light already, what would we save? like a pound max? lol
He is situated really close to me so ill probably go get my interior wrapped by him once i get my car back from the shop. Will post pics once I get it done