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"carbon Fauber" shifter plate & gauge cluster
Just got my console shift plate and Autometer guage cluster back from a hydroillusion place. I love it, and think it came out pretty good. Of course I would have loved to do them in real carbon fiber but I think this is the next best thing. Place called VC Finishes did them, very professional and courtious, and good prices, with fast turnaround, I highly recommend them.
Here are a few pics: http://tinypic.com/icvltz.jpg http://tinypic.com/icvmkg.jpg http://tinypic.com/id4ml4.jpg And here's a pic of the car http://tinypic.com/id4q37.jpg |
That looks good. What exactly is hydroillusion?
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That has to be one of the nicest "Carbon Fauxber" finishes I've ever seen. Most of them don't even look anything close to correct or have lots of flaws; that however looks right and the finish quality is excellent. Kudos to the shop that did the work.
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Thats exactly it Max... Pretty cool technology. I did alot of research in trying to either make or cover the guage piece myself in real carbon fiber, but found it virtually impossible to do with my limited equipment because of all the strange contours. It might even be very difficult for an experienced and well equiped shop. both pieces cost $47 + shipping. The place, VC Finishes, is great....
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Rob, it looks great, the detail really shows in your pictures. Does VC Finishes have a website?
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It looks very nice. Good info for others too. :thumbsup:
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Neat looking results and a very cool deposition process. Reasonable pricing too. How long did it take them to get the pieces done?
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Nice looking vert..post pics once its installed. :yes:
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Looks like very nice quality & VERY reasonable!! Thanks for the links. Keep us posted on the car. Looks like a nice piece as well.
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they look great man :thumbsup:
just wondering whats the price difference than carbon Fibre? iv also seen carbon fibre in different colors like silver etc sorry dont know much about it :captain: |
That is pretty cool stuff. I wish I knew about them about a year ago when I had a couple vintage aircraft instrument panels hand painted a woodgrain faux finish.
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even if I could find someone who could do that guage cluster in real CF it would be big bucks. The process of mold making and vaccum bagging is teedious at best. Just materials alone would run $100 or so its only a fraction of the cost real CF would be....You can get the CF finish in other colors as well, yellow, blue, green.... |
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did i hear this right. it was only 47 plus shipping to get both of those pieces done in carbon fiber
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Its not real CF, think of it as a really detailed decal.... |
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rob07002 who made or where did you get the peice on your console that houses the gauges.i was thinking of doing that to my own. looks really nice. and they did both of your peiced for 47+shipping or 47 each. i like the way that looks.nice finish
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I just want to set the record straight, the price was $76.83 for everything shipping and both pieces... My mistake I thought the $47 was for both when it was for one piece... Just checked my statement and there it was...Sorry for any confusion or any misleading statements.... Still very good price IMO
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