(PICS) Bat's Hexis 3D Textured Carbon Fiber Overlay Samples
03-16-2011, 05:33 PM
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(PICS) Bat's Hexis 3D Textured Carbon Fiber Overlay Samples
Well guys, finally have some pics of my Hexis 3d cf roof overlay sample on a customers car, a 2011 STI Sedan, so you can see what it looks like. Notice the nice sheen to it 
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Last edited by Blue_Batmobile; 03-16-2011 at 06:01 PM.
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03-16-2011, 06:47 PM
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Hexis Carbon 3M Di-Noc
Designed for automotive and exterior use in mind? Yes No - Di-Noc was designed as an interior Architectural Finish
Removable at some point down the road? Yes fully reversible No*
Not without significant damage to what it was applied to
Dimensionally stable after thermoforming on complex surfaces? Yes No*
Surface primer (adhesion promoter) necessary
Exterior application life expectancy - vertical application? 3-5 Years depending on climate (will last longer in northern climates) 3-4 years (will last longer in northern climates)
Exterior application to a horizontal surface? (ie Hood, Roof, Trunk overlay) Yes with 40% reduction in life over vertical application if unprotected No, not recommended at all
Seamless application on large surfaces? Yes in most cases - Max width is 54 inches / 1370 mm Maybe but Max width is only 48 inches / 1218 mm
Designed for automotive and exterior use in mind? Yes No - Di-Noc was designed as an interior Architectural Finish
Removable at some point down the road? Yes fully reversible No*
Not without significant damage to what it was applied to
Dimensionally stable after thermoforming on complex surfaces? Yes No*
Surface primer (adhesion promoter) necessary
Exterior application life expectancy - vertical application? 3-5 Years depending on climate (will last longer in northern climates) 3-4 years (will last longer in northern climates)
Exterior application to a horizontal surface? (ie Hood, Roof, Trunk overlay) Yes with 40% reduction in life over vertical application if unprotected No, not recommended at all
Seamless application on large surfaces? Yes in most cases - Max width is 54 inches / 1370 mm Maybe but Max width is only 48 inches / 1218 mm
03-16-2011, 08:31 PM
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hey bat, i was looking to get some interior parts wrapped in carbon fiber, and i think i really like this new stuff you found. do you have any cut outs for interior parts that aren't the aluminum trims? im planning on doing small accents like the window switch bezel, center cupholder section, and possibly the rear center console divider piece. honestly, i HATE plastic, so those are the three places the plastic stands out most 
03-16-2011, 08:56 PM
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hey bat, i was looking to get some interior parts wrapped in carbon fiber, and i think i really like this new stuff you found. Do you have any cut outs for interior parts that aren't the aluminum trims? Im planning on doing small accents like the window switch bezel, center cupholder section, and possibly the rear center console divider piece. Honestly, i hate plastic, so those are the three places the plastic stands out most :d
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hey bat, i was looking to get some interior parts wrapped in carbon fiber, and i think i really like this new stuff you found. do you have any cut outs for interior parts that aren't the aluminum trims? im planning on doing small accents like the window switch bezel, center cupholder section, and possibly the rear center console divider piece. honestly, i HATE plastic, so those are the three places the plastic stands out most
