Carbon wrap final stage...

[Tdibartolo]

http://a6.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/299488_2307927136179_1189324097_32867593_2533157_n .jpg

[e34Croak]

I'm liking the two tone.
Got an close up photos?

[nuts4bmw]

I just love the look of that 2-tone paint job!!!!!

[Tdibartolo]

You should be able to save the pics and zoom in from there...
here is my facebook link:
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Here are a couple of pics that were taken before the "touch up" and before it had a bath!
Any silver showing got filled...
http://a4.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/205841_2307070234757_1189324097_32866411_3028826_n .jpg

http://a1.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/301682_2307068954725_1189324097_32866409_2846341_n .jpg

[wastedincome]

HA, I didnt realize in your other thread that the wrap is "carbon"........Looks great

[Tdibartolo]

Thanks.
Here is the front zoomed in. The vinyl needs to settle and shrink a little before the seams are cut.
http://a6.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/298604_2307269919749_1189324097_32866685_4350320_n .jpg

[1990525i]

paint your lowers to match?

[Tdibartolo]

Probably not... They look the same from 20+ feet. It is a high risk location too (curbing and such)...

[t.wak]

Interesting concept, but far too much for my taste :P

[Tdibartolo]

Yep, it's definitely pushed a bit far... But in doing this, I have found the paint scheme I will be using if I keep her a few more years.
Nice ride, by the way. Nothing better than a Good Clean Paint job...

[Redfive]

Interesting. I was just thinking of doing that to my roof to cover all the scratches. What did you use? Di-noc?

[Tdibartolo]

No, I didn't use dinoc. I used a commercial grade similar to Metro Styling. It is a little bit more difficult to bend, but It holds up better to the Florida sun and humidity. Di-noc was designed to reface cabinets (like someone wanted a carbon fiber cabinet!). It comes in many different patterns with several "wood" choices. It was never meant for outdoor use (originally), but it holds up pretty well in most climates. I will have to ask our vendor what brand this is. Off the top of my head, it eludes me. I am the Custom Home Theater guy!???! Just using the company resources!

My buddy says the One Lap is a blast! He ran his M5 for 2 or 3 different times a few years back