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Any pimps done a CF hood (not just black paint) like w/ decales or such. If so how?
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look at the contest gallerys, there is a green toyota Bb truck conversion with the nastiest carbon fiber hood ive ever seen! i dont know how its made, but maybe you can get an idea.


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It's a sticker that was sold by a few places. I have no clue who still carries them though. :???:
You could try to do a cheese cloth dab or spray over with paint. You would spray on a dark grey on the hood then lay the cloth over it once dried fully and spray over with black. It's kinda hard to do right, and find the right weaved cloth to use.
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carbon fiber decals are sold by companies that cater to the 1/25 modeling community.they are used on many places body, interior, etc.
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http://www.decalkits.com/carbonfiber.html

http://www.hobbylinc.com/htm/dtm/dtm9204.htm
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its funny how in real life carbon fibre hoods are used to reduce weight.

but in the bit world they are used for looks and ad weight.
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some idiot rambling about waterslide decals
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I missed this one while I was in Australia.

In addition to the two mentioned above, you can find carbon fiber decals at www.scalemotorsport.com in 1/43 scale.

I've used Scale Motorsport decals before and their quality is second to none.

Alternatively, pick up one of those Testor's decal kits from Wal-Mart, edit/tile/resize/etc. graphics from the above and print your own.

You can also get peel and stick graphics from a number of sources for HO-1/32-1/25 slot cars as well as some for larger scale RC cars though I would advise sticking closer to scale for best appearance.
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cut one of these to size-one sheet of these would make many Carbon Fiber hoods :)

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Post by mazda-man1 »

here i found this on ebay. Carbon fiber hood graphics

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 37273&rd=1
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i still dont get why you want a sticker to make your car look lighter. if i had carbon fibre shit on my car id paint over it anyhow.
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It was possible to find CF decals at http://www.rcmod.com. No I don't know if they still carry them :-)
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