Interest in carbon fiber parts?
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justinschmidt1
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lol, idk, I feel like I could wrap my whole interior in carbon for 250 from the prices I saw haha
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Justin, you should be expecting a message soon
lol, yea, already got it...w/e, respect the mans wishes.
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You could possibly lay some mat and epoxy over a few pieces, but to actually make it look nice is not so easy lol. Then it'd be thicker and have fitment issues. Casting the parts is best but costs $$ to make evrything. Luckily molds are fairly cheap, mostly wood with some glass and tooling gelcoat. but the time that goes into them is ridiculous.
Sketchy..... but I fixed mine too.
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Im not sure what the OP is doing, he said I would have to ship him my pieces so maybe he is just covering them?
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Unless he's using them as plugs to cast molds off of. Finally I feel helpful about something haha! What I do every day has been brought up in a thread ;p
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lol, Idk, im just not spending that kind of $$$ on a random interior piece on my 96 mustang.
KidK9
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What is he sending you guys that you are so afraid of? Whats with the cloak and dagger?
g36 monkey
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He probably just asked them not to post the prices in the thread. Though like Justin said, our cars are old and we are not likely to fork out serious dough on interior pieces. Unless they had a rig set up already for it and could sell a bunch (at least 30) to bring the cost down.
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He just asked me to please not post the prices I was quotes, so I respected his wishes and removed them.....
Never-Enough
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Interior trim is a wrap most of the time. We do wraps & molds.
If you're doing it for looks, wrapping is the way to go.
KidK9
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Don't you need 100 posts to sell stuff? Just curious.
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well you need 100 posts to post a classified ad....I dont see no classified ads here haha
hahaOnyxCobra
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Can't share prices? wtf. That's why these threads are lame. And if he's just wrapping pieces they sell kits where you can do it yourself, and from the sound of things it's going to be a lot cheaper.
KidK9
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I agree. What's the point of this. Just throw the prices out there for what everyone is asking for. Big deal.
Never-Enough
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Folks that requested a price received a quote. If you have some work you are looking to have done let me know & I will quote you.
I'm not a forum vendor so pricing should not be posted.
I'm not a forum vendor so pricing should not be posted.
OnyxCobra
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Then don't you need to have 100 posts before you're selling stuff on this site? Seriously what's the big secret if you'll just tell everyone who asks anyways? Everyone posting in this thread asking about parts is interested in the price so it makes sense to let people know what certain parts would cost and whether or not they're being made completely out of CF or if they're just being wrapped.
Functionality above everything else. I rarely do anything for just looks. If it adds speed, its on. And if it looks good as well, that's just an added bonus.
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