Nice 850 T-5R Project Photo Gallery...
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Looks like he is off to a good start. Few things I feel are out of place; exhaust clamps and the raised buttons on the center console. I like what he did with the CF overlay and might have to copy that.
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Originally Posted by trs80
(Post 276346)
Looks like he is off to a good start. Few things I feel are out of place; exhaust clamps and the raised buttons on the center console. I like what he did with the CF overlay and might have to copy that.
Im actually contemplating on doing my roof and maybe part of my Hood..:cool: This was just a test to see how it looked and I do plan to re-do it and make it look a little neater. http://img838.imageshack.us/img838/1838/imag0023id.jpg http://img269.imageshack.us/img269/4...0411194814.jpg http://img832.imageshack.us/img832/2326/imag0046nj.jpg The white is the OLD gauge http://img585.imageshack.us/img585/4554/imag0021w.jpg http://img818.imageshack.us/img818/4886/imag0018r.jpg If you are going to do it go with the real 3M Di-Noc it comes in 7 colors, stay away from the imitation stuff. Until Our dealer app gets approved you can buy it from here --->Carbon Fiber Film | Dedicated To Selling 3M Carbon Fiber DI-NOC Vinyl |
Did you pull the trim out or just install with the trim in place? The roof would look sweet! Curious what your plans are for the hood. I have been playing with the idea of grabbing a junk yard hood and painting it black. Keep the stock one red for the next owner.
Looks good btw. I have the dark rose faux wood, doesn't look bad but just seems dated to me. |
Same here I just needed a change.
I did it in the car, only removed the radio and the climate control. All you will need is the Di-Noc, a red-dot knife, a soft tint squeegee, a heat gun, and some patience. I was thinking about just the center v part from the top corners and around the grille. I upload a pics so you could see what I was talking about. |
Yes,I see.This is very important.
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That stuff looks awsome. Looking at the site, the car console, I wonder how they got that so glossy?
The initial car I seen it in, the SwedeSpeed project car, the guy sold the car 2 years later (in 2007). If I did a project car I think I would keep it for at least 5 years. Sometimes life changes... |
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