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Anyone got good lobang for bonnet wrap. So far most of them are charging $160 for medium sedan. Better deal??Cheer

 

 

Bro, you can try calling Leonard @ 9099 7883, he has a shop in Ubi and his prices are very reasonable and excellent workmanship. I got my bonnet done for $140, think he stocks some new types of Glossy cf - Robson Design lookalike. You can go check him out, I have also introduced a few of my friends there.

 

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juzz wheels at bukit merah workshops.

 

and if u wanna wrap whole car matt black, waraou.... at least $2000+ :wacko:

 

 

Whoa! Tat cost more than respraying sia.

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my toes are laughing

why on earth do you wanna wrap your bonnet? what purpose does it serve?

 

if you can't afford a carbon fibre bonnet, there is nothing wrong with your original bonnet.

wrapping it with some funny paper makes your car look real cheap n wannabe

 

 

its fashionable nowadays

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Whoa! Tat cost more than respraying sia.

 

respray of car will affect value. no export value also. sticker can paste and remove and still can sell and export.

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fake carbon fibre sticker bonnets makes one puke :wacko:

wannabes :D

 

....compare to your avatar picture, I am not so sure.....

 

I don't think anyone that put the 3M carbon sticker try to imitate actual carbon. Its only for looks lah. I have seen GT-R, Rex, putting them on as well.

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Bro, you can try calling Leonard @ 9099 7883, he has a shop in Ubi and his prices are very reasonable and excellent workmanship. I got my bonnet done for $140, think he stocks some new types of Glossy cf - Robson Design lookalike. You can go check him out, I have also introduced a few of my friends there.

 

Had checked out with yr friend... nice.. will pay him a visit soon. GlssCF.. robson design..

 

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Can this wrap be done for car internals? I know some rubber will have a peel off problem after a few years so I am thinking of wrap it ?

 

Can this be done and more importantly how much for door handles, and trimmings?

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fake carbon fibre sticker bonnets makes one puke :wacko:

wannabes :D

 

So you are saying fake eye liner makes u WANNA puke too lo????Girls take note.come on la, whats wrong with wanna to doll up ones car ????? If one can afford genuine CF bonnet , who wanna go for stickers. if one has big boobs, who wanna go for push up bras man?????

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So you are saying fake eye liner makes u WANNA puke too lo????Girls take note.come on la, whats wrong with wanna to doll up ones car ????? If one can afford genuine CF bonnet , who wanna go for stickers. if one has big boobs, who wanna go for push up bras man?????

 

3M CF stickers also not cheap

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Even the entire bonnet doesnt give u significant performance gains....

 

it saves like <5kg ? for trackkies only i guess...

 

Otherwise, maybe $50 is better than spending $500 ? Most of the public can't tell its fake.

 

Just giving an alternate point of view. I have neither.

 

dry carbon can immediately be identified

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respray of car will affect value. no export value also. sticker can paste and remove and still can sell and export.

 

why do u say so?

 

Respray to other colour will have no export value?

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Most people who put 3m carbon sticker not to pass off as dry carbon or anything, but more as a form of styling pattern like LV logos on handbag.

 

I seen people put the sticker on bikes as well as the matt part of the rear mirror, & they look nice.

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3M CF stickers also not cheap

 

Dun buy it from the workshop,they will carrot you . I bought mine from supplier at Ubi side for S$55 per 2 metres lor....

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From my experience is better not to go to shop la but to u maybe ur prefer going to shop.. Shop will cost u higher price of course because of their rental, foreman and etc..

Sometimes finding those mobile ppl who come to ur house to do it for u will be cheaper.. Currently my jazz i done up glossy black on my car roof cost me $80 only.. Reason i choose glossy black is because it look better on my sherbet blue car.. Bonnet is original blue CF and original blue cf fuel cover.. Reason y i buy original although is high in price 2 reasons is unique and lightweight because most of the original cf u see outside are black colour..

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Dun buy it from the workshop,they will carrot you . I bought mine from supplier at Ubi side for S$55 per 2 metres lor....

 

 

Most of the ppl know where to get the raw materials but how many of u actually know how to do it nicely and won't c--k up.. For 1st timer u might waste how much materials trying to stick it and redo it over and over again.. And some parts of the car is better to have 2 ppl doing it instead of 1.. Bubbles can see easily if u don know how to stick properly after a week or 2..

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