I would like some of my interior trim panels covered either in the matte carbon fiber, do you have any pictures and prices? I could ship them to you. Thanks.
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a couple questions...does anyone u know of do colored vinyl wrap besides black or carbon fiber does like white or red vinyl wrap exist for hoods that need paint...also how does paint under the vinyl get affected when removing the vinyl....i really want to wrap my hood roof and trunk in the carbon fiber for my e30 and also tint the tails...i also have a acura TL type s that i want to do the roof...let me know what prices would be to do this i live in the 818 area so cal so i can come to u...if u can answer these questions i would appreciate it...btw ur work looks amazing....thanks don...sigpicComment
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I'll be coming up to norcal in about two weeks (26th - 31st/1st), if anyone up there is interested in getting some work done. PM me, as I am already taking appointments for some of the days that I am going to be there for. I'll make a new thread for this later, once I get a chance.
Another white car, I know, but there was just something about this car that I really liked about it with the black roof. It's a BMW E92 335i coupe that I vinyl wrapped the roof in a gloss black material. The owner of this car was actually all the way out in the Los Angeles county, but I happen to be in the area already, so I dropped by to do his roof. I had some requests from people to take pictures of the car with the sunroof open, so hopefully this will help those who asked me about it out.
-Don
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Trying to get you norcal guys excited for when I come up there this week to do some vinyl wrapping. I still have some spots available, for those who haven't heard and are interested. I'll be up there between the 26th and 1st of this week and next week.
BTW, any suggestions on what to do up there will be appreciated as well. I've been up there enough now to not need to do the touristy stuff, so some local suggestions will be nice. I'll be in SF and San Mateo areas.
I've been wanting to post pictures of this car for a while now. I thought the car looked awesome before, and the black roof really sets it off just ties in with the car very nicely. It is a red Mercedes Benz C63, and I vinyl wrapped the roof in a gloss black finish material. I actually drove from Orange County to the owner of this car in San Diego to do his car, two days before he left for the east coast. Hopefully once he moves/comes back over here, we can vinyl wrap his window trim in matte black. Great car and the owner was a very cool person as well.
Had some people ask for some indoor shots and outdoor shots for comparison, so here they are.
-Don
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Going to be going up to norcal this week and next week to do some vinyl wrapping. I'll be doing it at the Fatlace warehouse in San Mateo, so drop by and hang out, for those of you that are in the area.
BTW, any suggestions on what to do up there will be appreciated as well. I've been up there enough now to not need to do the touristy stuff, so some local suggestions will be nice. I'll be in SF and San Mateo areas.
I've been wanting to post pictures of this car for a while now. I thought the car looked awesome before, and the black roof really sets it off just ties in with the car very nicely. It is a red Mercedes Benz C63, and I vinyl wrapped the roof in a gloss black finish material. I actually drove from Orange County to the owner of this car in San Diego to do his car, two days before he left for the east coast. Hopefully once he moves/comes back over here, we can vinyl wrap his window trim in matte black. Great car and the owner was a very cool person as well.
Had some people ask for some indoor shots and outdoor shots for comparison, so here they are.
-Don
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Here are some quick pictures of just some of the cars I've done already. I still have some openings here and there if anyone's still interested.
Gloss roof, tinted tails/turn signals:
Matte CF roof:
Gloss CF hood (used the wrong settings on my camera, and wasn't able to get a very good picture to show the weave from further away):
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Here's a white Audi B8 that I vinyl wrapped the roof, hood, and bumper in my matte black finish/material. The owner of this car wanted to continue the theme down from the roof to the center raised section of the hood and the center section of the bumper. I thought it looked pretty cool, and it actually ended up making the car look wider. The owner of this car was in San Diego, and I happened to be down there in the area already from Orange County, so I dropped by and did some work on his car.
-Don
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I don't think I have any of it on that color unfortunately.
Here's pictures of the first car that I did when I made my trip up to norcal/san francisco area from down here in Orange County, to do some vinyl wraps and visit some friends. This is a white 350z that I vinyl wrapped the roof in my gloss black material and also tinted/smoked his rear tail lights and turn signals in the rear bumper.
-Don
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Obviously, your a professional but how hard would it be for me to buy a sheet from you and wrap the hood on my e30 with decent results? Any tips or tricks you would be willing to offer me?
Also send me a quote for a piece in matte black to cover my hood.Comment
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What size is your hood? I only really know the measurements of roofs.
Hood on your car is probably one of the easiest things to wrap, because it's fairly flat pretty much.
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Any JERSEY WRAPS ?!Comment
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What? Sorry, I can't understand what you're saying. I only speak english.Comment
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I am starting to make a list of cars that are interested in getting some vinyl wrap/work done up in norcal/bay area again. So shoot me an e-mail to donathon@gmail.com if you're interested, and I'll give you the details and info.
I know I've been getting a lot of picture requests for the new gloss 3M carbon fiber material. Well, I finally got around to getting it and my first chance/time using it was when I made my last trip up to norcal and the bay area to do some vinyl wrapping. The weave is slightly smaller than the 3M Di-noc vinyl, so it's a bit harder to photograph and show you guys how the weave and design looks like on this material. Either way, here's a black E46 series that I vinyl wrapped the hood in with the 3M gloss carbon fiber material.
Let mek now what you guys think of it.
-Don
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