i just got this stuff in the mail. i got two types one with an adhesive already on it and just the cloth cf its cool stuff if ur good with the (do it yourself) projects. adds a more modern touch to the dearly loved 6gcs lol. i got it on ebay. (BOTH OF THEM) i did both of my inside mirror covers. and working on doing my guage cluster visor piece pics upp soon for that



the pic is sidewayss! sorry



here is the sprayy i even did the cap haha it workkks well. this pic is sideways too sorry


This post has been edited by TerBeau: Feb 28, 2010 - 8:31 PM

That pic above, the cloth (non adhesive)?

This post has been edited by Spider77: Feb 28, 2010 - 8:17 PM

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correct (non) i didnt use the adhesive yet. i used a very strong adhesive spray called duro all purpose spray adhesive. does nice and dont seap thru the cloth. and holds tightly. worked good. i just wanna do a lil better job next time. i plan on doing my seat controll thing on the side side of our seats next. just to try new things.

Yeah I got some of that stuff, work nice and loos great. But since you have both, what is the diff between the two (besides adhesive backing)

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well your question is exactly what motivated me to get both. but i feel the cloth itself is more streachy and the other stuff is the 3m stuff its more durrable but is harder to work with because its already tacky. id rather work with the item im working on be sticky than having the cf sticky. but all in all i think its good to have both some things dont need to be sprayd just a peel and lay kinda deal. but one thing wrong with the non adheasive. it was folded wen shipped. sooo u can imagine what happend with the cloth. hahah CREAAAASEEEEE can be stretched out though lol

My sample came folded...was a PITA

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i got both sample just to try but i already orderd more. allot more its fun to work with.

Does that stuff scratch easy ?? How high of a temp can it take ?? I want to wrap my fuse covers.

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well it seems to have a good sctatch resistance. it didnt like show a scratch as for heat i did a quick test i took a lighter held it like 2 inches away and it seemd to stay cool it didnt shrink or anything. but this will look good on fuse boxes. but also gotta think will the adhesive get weird on ya. but i seen some one use it on a roof of a car i can only assume it works fine since its been thru a few summers and is still in tact.

You can buy CF vinyl in bulk online at yourautotrim.com. They have alot of different colors. They also have alot of other patterns, some are really cool. They have a full description of the materials and the specifics about heat tollerance. You can also buy samples from them. They also carry speaker box carpet and automotive carpets.
I do some upholstery work on the side and I use this site alot.
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This post has been edited by xtinkt94: Feb 28, 2010 - 11:07 PM

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ohh my kinda place. i built a 15 inch sealed sub box and flooring out of particle board like 1/2 thick. bangBANG haha i needed good carpet. thanks brooo!!

terbeau let us know how well the other stuff work. Maybe you can give us a link to the seller so we know where to order the same stuff from.

thanks in advance.

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here is the cf vinyl already with adhesive on it. (u can buy it diff sizes) just let them now
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/3M-Di-NOC-d...sQ5fAccessories


and this is the non adhesive stuff. i found out its water proof. awsome lol.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAP...e=STRK:MEWNX:IT


if anyone buys this stuff post pics here and tell me how easy it was so others can see how easy it really is