When you want the carbon fiber look without the cost
It’s not everyday you see a Ferrari F40 roaming the streets. You’ll almost definitely never see one wrapped in 3M’s carbon fiber vinyl though! One owner has done just that, love it or hate it, we think it looks pretty stealthy:
The blacked out headlights, taillights and wheels really help complete the look for this car.
Here’s the F40 playing with some friends, the contrast looks great!
[Source: Mike Boldt Photography via JONSIBAL]
Here at Carbon Fiber Film, we only sell genuine 3M™ DI-NOC™, the best carbon fiber vinyl in the industry.
3M™ DI-NOC™ is a high-end vinyl from 3M™ from their Architectural Finishes series. The vinyl can be installed on all sorts of surfaces, regardless of the curvature. This means there are an unlimited amount of applications, from the interior of your car to the back of your laptop.
The CA-421 (black) model that we sell gives a dry carbon look, though it's available in 7 different colors. Contrary to initial belief, carbon fiber DI-NOC™ is not just a printed carbon fiber pattern, but in fact has a three-dimensional texture to it. This allows it to reflect light the same way that real carbon fiber would, making it the best real-world alternative to carbon fiber when you just want the look without paying a ton of money. There are plenty of other benefits that make the 3M™ DI-NOC™ carbon fiber vinyl so great, read our FAQ for more info!
Interesting, carbon fiber look on carbon fiber. Hmmm ( looks pretty good though )
could this be clearcoated? it looks awesome, maybe clearcoated it would look better? would clear coat work with the adhesive the film has?
please help, i’m building also a nice car..
thanks\joe
@Joe – Please read this page: http://www.carbonfiberfilm.com/blog/experimenting-by-clear-coating-di-noc/ You should also read through the FAQ.
How much would this cost to do to an F40
You’d be looking at probably $1,500 worth of material without knowing all the measurements.
….and then triple it because it’s a Ferrari! haha