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Kat · 08-09-2010, 02:04 PM

From what I've been reading you can't clear over vynil anyways. It tends to lift off the vynil.

There is a process that you can paint a cf look with using different paints/black kandy. With some of the reasearch that I've done, buy 2 yards of cf and gallon of epoxy is cheaper vs buying the different paints to pull off the look of cf. Go figure. lol

No I've never worked with cf in the layup process, but I do work with the stuff on a semi-regular basis at work. (I work at boeing) A few thing thats I've read and talking to the composite fab guys, it is similar to laying up fiberglass.

As for covering the whole pannel with it, doesn't need it. You can get the stuff in .007 thick. The DP90 that I'll be spraying will be thicker than that. lol.

Polar, no they are metal. I always thought that they were also, till I sanded them down a few years ago.

08-09-2010, 02:04 PM	#9
Kat 11 Second Club Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 932 iTrader: (2)	From what I've been reading you can't clear over vynil anyways. It tends to lift off the vynil. There is a process that you can paint a cf look with using different paints/black kandy. With some of the reasearch that I've done, buy 2 yards of cf and gallon of epoxy is cheaper vs buying the different paints to pull off the look of cf. Go figure. lol No I've never worked with cf in the layup process, but I do work with the stuff on a semi-regular basis at work. (I work at boeing) A few thing thats I've read and talking to the composite fab guys, it is similar to laying up fiberglass. As for covering the whole pannel with it, doesn't need it. You can get the stuff in .007 thick. The DP90 that I'll be spraying will be thicker than that. lol. Polar, no they are metal. I always thought that they were also, till I sanded them down a few years ago. __________________ 2004 GTO GMM shifter Spohn stuff, tint and my love...... 1988 Camaro Vert -Sold Last edited by Kat; 08-09-2010 at 02:05 PM.