[Bukuinc]

So she's almost done, put the one side back together to get y'all a pic. It's carbon fiber vinyl wrap. I went with blacked out decals for now, but they'll be changing when I get the color in that I want. Don't mind the crap on the pictures, there's something stuck behind the lens.

 

[Bukuinc]

 

[BassOverflow]

That looks awesome!

 

[GlassAnkles]

if i bought a grom, id send them to you. that white carbon looks boss

 

[GromGuy]

white carbon fiber vinyl wrap looks awesome. how long did it take you to do that and how much did the roll of CF cost you?

 

[Administrator]

I like that. Nice job. Looks clean!

Stew

 

[Bronie]

Is that expensive to do? It looks really nice.

What color are you going to make the decals?

 

[superduty]

looks great.

 

[mr.smith]

After seeing this vinyl wrap I would consider it for my Grom. I would have to do it in black though. I'm not a big fan of the "murdering out" trend, but with the texture of the carbon fiber I think all black would look really cool. Is this hard to do?

 

[chye]

redbull and corona.

good choice

does look nice though. I like how you put the honda logo back to make it look like it was original.

 

[CrispyTaco]

Thats clean man haven't seen to many people using white carbon fiber wrap yet. I like how you still applied a honda wing stick on it too keep thing kosher

 

[Bukuinc]

Thanks guys! It wasn't to expensive to do. Cost less than new plastics, but I'm sure if you paid someone to do it, the cost would be more expensive than practical. The first panels I did (the left side front, which is 2 pieces) took about 2 hours each. I got a little bit quicker as I went on, and got my time down to about 1 hour per piece. It was definitely a pain in the ass, but I love it!

 

[wlorton]

Looks badass

 

[ben2go]

White carbon.Looks good.I like the two tone black with royal blue inlay.

 

[Bronie]

Thanks guys! It wasn't to expensive to do. Cost less than new plastics, but I'm sure if you paid someone to do it, the cost would be more expensive than practical. The first panels I did (the left side front, which is 2 pieces) took about 2 hours each. I got a little bit quicker as I went on, and got my time down to about 1 hour per piece. It was definitely a pain in the ass, but I love it!

I feel like this is one of those things that if you do it wrong it takes forever to correct. Like if there is a wrinkle in it, or you get the angle just slightly off. I can see myself getting super frustrated already. i would call in a friend for some help just to make sure it went smoothly.