Steel silver with black roof yes/no???

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Black roof and mirrors on steel silver yea or nea???

Poll ended at Fri Jun 19, 2009 11:27 pm

yes
6
27%
no
9
41%
maybe
7
32%
 
Total votes : 22

Re: Steel silver with black roof yes/no???

Postby Dave » Tue Jun 09, 2009 9:46 am

Vinyl wrap?

At least then if you don't like, peel it off and you're back to square one... or if a prospective buyer didn't like it, they'd have the option.
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Re: Steel silver with black roof yes/no???

Postby colm_mcm » Tue Jun 09, 2009 10:25 am

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Re: Steel silver with black roof yes/no???

Postby gary d » Tue Jun 09, 2009 2:01 pm

I'm liking the carbon wrap on the roof :| I wonder would the seam show where the rear quarter meets the wing? and I'd still need to get something sorted with the roof before this could be applied as the lacquer is blistering and a few little surface rust spots. Does any one know of anywhere here that does vinyl wrapping in the North??
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Re: Steel silver with black roof yes/no???

Postby colm_mcm » Tue Jun 09, 2009 4:42 pm

anyone that does vehicle signwriting full wraps should be able to help you.
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Re: Steel silver with black roof yes/no???

Postby karlf » Tue Jun 09, 2009 5:13 pm

There was a guy doing a carbon roof overlay on the FTOOC, he was looking for buyers before he would make them. If carbon is what your after it might be worth a look.
See this thread:
http://www.fto-ireland.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=9985

He was looking for orders before the 1st of June so it might be too late. :cry:
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Re: Steel silver with black roof yes/no???

Postby gary d » Tue Jun 09, 2009 11:16 pm

I remember seeing that he was lookin a pretty penny. I'm not looking to spend big money, only doing this cause I have to sort the roof just thought it would cool to do something a little different. If I was gonna spend big money on anything, it would be wheels. :wink:
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Re: Steel silver with black roof yes/no???

Postby karlf » Wed Jun 10, 2009 12:10 am

Let me know what wheels your after and I'll ask my sis's fella to get a price on them for you. He knows a guy that sells them, might save a few quid. :wink: In saying that the price you's pay up the north you'll probably still get them cheaper. :lol:
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Re: Steel silver with black roof yes/no???

Postby Sgt_Major » Wed Jun 10, 2009 3:25 pm

Just for info gary, painting the roof, pillars and mirrors black will cost you about £200-250

I got it quoted about a fortnight ago with a guy I know, so that might be a little cheaper.
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Re: Steel silver with black roof yes/no???

Postby gary d » Wed Jun 10, 2009 10:11 pm

To Karl, cheers for the offer mate, gonna hold out for a set of secondhand Enkei's off E Bay. I've spent about 2 grand down the years on new wheels, last time I swore never again :roll:
To Tony, where did you get that quote and could you reccommend their work??
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Re: Steel silver with black roof yes/no???

Postby Sgt_Major » Fri Jun 12, 2009 7:41 pm

http://www.coolmetalcustom.co.uk/

Website is about 3yrs out of date, he's round the corner from my house, is ALWAYS busy, lots of expensive motors in about, does a lot of custom work.

He was on that local car show "petrol heads" I think it was with your woman Caroline Stewart. He done the paint wortk on it. Any work Ive seen of his is good.
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Re: Steel silver with black roof yes/no???

Postby miss-enzo » Sat Jun 13, 2009 1:46 pm

DO it!!! i regret being talked out of doing mine when i was gettin full respray! :( i wish i had gone with my gut and not let others talk me out of it!!

my mate has the roof of his 180 done black and its MINT!
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Re: Steel silver with black roof yes/no???

Postby Sgt_Major » Mon Jun 22, 2009 9:46 pm

Sgt_Major wrote:Just for info gary, painting the roof, pillars and mirrors black will cost you about £200-250

I got it quoted about a fortnight ago with a guy I know, so that might be a little cheaper.


Vinyl wrapping it is in the region of £200 as well mate, so its a half dozen one way - and two 3's the other....
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Re: Steel silver with black roof yes/no???

Postby colm_mcm » Thu Jun 25, 2009 11:46 am

just spotted this while looking for something completely different :)

black 5 year outdoor carbon fibre film.

300mm (1ft) * 1000mm €20.80
1220mm * 1000mm €84.20
610mm * 1000mm €42.10
1220mm* 25 metre € 1,399.00 (enough for a few entire cars I'd say!)

may be of interest you ye.

German Website wrote:Cast, high-quality adhesive foil in carbon optics, 5 years outdoor durability. Die ideale Folie für Fahrzeugbeklebungen im Tuningbereich. The ideal foil for Fahrzeugbeklebungen the tuning range. Die Folie passt sich Rundungen, Rillen und Kerben sehr gut an und ist somit bestens geeignet für die komplette Beklebung von Aussenspiegeln, Radkästen, Armaturenbrettern etc. Die Folie kann auch für geplottete Aufkleber oder Markierungsstreifen z. B. auf Kühlerhaube, Dach und Kofferraum verwendet werden. The film adapts to rounding, striations and cuts very well and is therefore suitable for the pasting of complete exterior mirrors, wheel, dashboard, etc. The film can also be plotted for labels or markings such as stripes on bonnet, roof and trunk are used .


http://en.y-o-w.com/supplies/sign+vinyl ... ech_data=0
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