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3CorsaMeal
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15th Jul 13 at 11:46   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Who was the guy on here that did that?

I have a new bit for my corrado and fancy wrapping it instead of painting it.

Just looking for tips and the best film to get etc.
nathy_87
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Corsa_Sport21
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15th Jul 13 at 11:49   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Carbon fiber wrap on a rare German sports car?? You mad.
Phil W
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Facebook Hydro Designs as well...
BenC1985
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Carbon wrapping is easy. Depends on the shape but if its an awkward shape then a heatgun is needed.
Ben G
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What are you doing it on? I wrapped interior parts and the heat caused it to come away from the plastic.

Some people have said the 3m di noc stuff won't do this, so maybe try that?
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I did it, key is using heat
3CorsaMeal
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Its the windscreen scuttle panel, i painted it but the paint has flaked off for some reason, bought a spare one, quite fancy some carbon wrap or some plain black wrap. Its an awkward shape.
Phil W
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Oh you're on about wrapping with film, not water dipping.. Doh

3M Di-Noc, a hair dryer and a sharp blade are all that's required. What ever you wrap make sure you leave enough to tuck around the back and you won't experience any problems with peeling away.
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Very easy to do. I tried wrapping a full car for the first time and was easy enough. Just buy a ten quid heat gun and a squeegee and that's all you need.

 
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