No, but thanks for the link. Looks great. Anyone in NZ doing it?
tatts2,
Apr 4, 12:01pm
Yea there is i am getting my side covers done to see if i am going to do the rest of the bike
sgrants,
Apr 4, 3:03pm
We had a huge one at work a few years ago I think it went to Dashboard restorations on the North shore .
donz01,
Apr 4, 10:42pm
My best mate from my High school (college) days does the same thing but I know it as cubic printing. Awesome selection of wood grains, carbon fibres and numerous other finishes. He also makes a lot of right hand conversion dashes for American imports into Aussie. I am sending my dash facia over for a revamp. It will be interesting to see what he sends back.
easygoer,
Apr 5, 7:32pm
My brother has had parts done for his kit car build by a company in New Plymouth, http://www.fluidcoatings.co.nz/ not cheap but nice finish, he has had the nose cone and guards done in black carbon and the centre console, inside panels and engine components done in blue carbon, he has a genuine carbon dash panel and muffler cover but the coated panels look nicer
dr.doolittle,
Mar 28, 8:59am
How's this different to a regular wrap (done well), at a fraction of the price? (I'm assuming the price part). Nice technology, but a bit costly/pointless for anything bigger than a motorcycle mudguard.
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