AdeD said:T8 said:Red in a red car = :thumb:
Red in a black car = :thumbdown:
I quite like Red in a Black car!
Ade, theres a perfect example of red working well when carefully chosen :grin: :grin: :thumb: lovely job
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AdeD said:T8 said:Red in a red car = :thumb:
Red in a black car = :thumbdown:
I quite like Red in a Black car!
Phil 997 said:AdeD said:T8 said:Red in a red car = :thumb:
Red in a black car = :thumbdown:
I quite like Red in a Black car!
Ade, theres a perfect example of red working well when carefully chosen :grin: :grin: :thumb: lovely job
Phil 997 said:Ade, theres a perfect example of red working well when carefully chosen :grin: :grin: :thumb: lovely job
galahad said:That does look great - seems to be that we have a winner and carbon with red details is the way to go! Is that factory carbon Ade?
AdeD said:No mate, came from DBCarbon. OEM Quality 8)
demon said:Not convinced either of these really apply to that little strip across dash (which is held in by some serious awkward bastard fixings by the way - basically if you plan to remove it, put some extended time aside to being upside down in pain and commit!)
I opted for the extended leather option - just my personal preference, but I bet its also the more exclusive one on sheer numbers - works well in a 996 interior, as it unifies the random collection of trims bits, rather than accentuating the fact if you get the balance a bit off........ aka that wood trim monstronsity on the previous page!
v8fettler said:OK, having read the previous posts, it's a marmite decision, both real carbon, or the hydro dip version (don't get me started on the Di-noc 3M stuff!).
So, with that in mind, I'm looking at Seat Backs. It's a large slab of plastic, which is usually silver-ish, unless you optioned a body colour or the horrendously expensive carbon seats. By using real carbon, if you scratch the polished face it's simply a case of spraying it back with clear and re-polishing.
I just need to get hold of a donor seat back to take a mould off, and then we'll mould from pre-preg carbon.
Looked on eBay, found whole seats for £500+ but no seat backs on there own.
What sort of price would be acceptable for those of you who would be tempted? Once he's made the mould, making pairs will be easy enough to spread some of the cost. I've seen a US product selling for $1,200, so that's a good starting point, possibly? Or is that a chunk too far?