rear seat trims

[shane@mbtech]

Originally Posted by SIEN

I thought it would look OK until I got saw some of the weave and texture. Problem is, all the carbon has what looks like a lacquer topcoat, and all 'stick on' CF is matt finish, so it would stick out quite a bit.

Think it's more to do with the back seat plastic surrounds though, rather than the back of the front seats (although mine do have a few small marks).

Lacquer it over the top to get desired effect.

[karbonkid]

Speak to:

http://www.lap-tab.co.uk/plasticfinishing.php

http://www.smart-repairs.com/

they should be able to help apparently

[SIEN]

Originally Posted by karbonkid

Speak to:

http://www.lap-tab.co.uk/plasticfinishing.php

http://www.smart-repairs.com/

they should be able to help apparently

Lol, that's me also asking over on DW by resurrecting your old thread

[SIEN]

Originally Posted by lawsy

Lacquer it over the top to get desired effect.

Yea possibly, definately consider the seats (they should be bloody carbon anyway!)

[phat///M3]

Group buy?

http://www.plastidip.com/home_solutions/Plasti_Dip

[M5 Powered]

I'll go talk to Lap Tab. I've just spent £300 quid getting some Porsche split rims done, so they should be responsive.

Best

M5 Powered

[Diamondgeezer]

Bump

Any tips for repairing the plastic trim on the rear seats ?

Just scratches where a baby seat has been fitted

Cheers

[MisterCorn]

Originally Posted by Diamondgeezer

Bump

Any tips for repairing the plastic trim on the rear seats ?

Just scratches where a baby seat has been fitted

Cheers

Me too, it was a Porsche seat, I think it was annoyed at how good the CSL is.

MC

[Mark CSL]

Carbon and resin then 2 pack clear coat would look fantastic on the back of the csl seats i never did mine as they were replaced by warranty so minted
if they had marks on them i would have done them in carbon


I can do this if any one wants it done

This was the seat back i did