D.K

LCR 225
Oct 24, 2007
6,408
3
se london
I knew you could do it second time round! It'll look awesome and compliment the bay/car so well. Well done :)

It's just been a matter of plucking up the courage to try it again, cocking it up gets a bit expensive :rolleyes:

That bay going to look epic dude :)

Cheers mate :)
Has yours arrived yet ?

Looking good mate, I think your winning with the most carbon haha

Hahaha :D Dans pushing me for that title but I think I'm edging it at the moment :D

All about the little touches, I must get investing in some carbon myself soon

The main problem is not many people make stuff for our cars so it either has to be custom made which is expensive or you have to give it a go yourself.
 

D.K

LCR 225
Oct 24, 2007
6,408
3
se london
Tonight's little installment

I am so happy this has come out so well so far :D
It's now on its 2nd coat of resin.


These are on thier final coat of resin, next stage will be to rub them down and lacquer them




Dans splitter is coming along aswell, top side is on it's final coat of clear, next job will be to sand and smooth it then build up the resin on the underside especially the lead edge, I want to get a nice fat bead of resin on the underside of the lead edge to protect it when rubbing, this will eventually rub down but when it does we can build it up again the same as I've done with mine.
 

EL

Forever Alive
Mar 17, 2008
2,931
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Bickley, Bromley
Daz these carbon goodies are looking too sweet. Might need to make a order once I can be bothered to spend any time/money on my car lol
 

jamdowntown

Guest
im sure the speed bumps in your area will now be carefully avoided.... ive gone through one LCR splitter and the new one is grazed, only had the car for just over a month

living down a road with 15 bumps with a car slammed on AP's doesnt help hey
 

D.K

LCR 225
Oct 24, 2007
6,408
3
se london
drooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool sexy carbon fiber ;)

:D

im sure the speed bumps in your area will now be carefully avoided.... ive gone through one LCR splitter and the new one is grazed, only had the car for just over a month

living down a road with 15 bumps with a car slammed on AP's doesnt help hey

It's not too bad, it's pretty low now, you just have to know how slow to go over them
 

D.K

LCR 225
Oct 24, 2007
6,408
3
se london
How did you apply this to your seats? Mine could do with some areas touching up. Do you spray it straight on or put it on a cloth? How long does it take to dry? Thanks [B)]

Yep, just spray it on and rub in with either a cloth or sponge, very easy, just makes sure you wear gloves.
I left mine for about 4 days before I drove it, but this time of year it should dry within a couple of hours.
Also might be worth giving them a rub over once they are dry to remove and dye that hasn't dried, I put my snapon seat covers over them for the 1st week in case any came off on my cloth's.
 
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