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Mesa, AZ 85212
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This was a simple job but the results are astonishing. With 3M 1080 black carbon fiber vinyl we wrapped the roof and rear hatch of this MP4-12C. Along with those pieces the vanes and mirrors were covered in carbon fiber. Vinyl carbon fiber is a great alternative to spending literally thousands of dollars for a modified car containing carbon fiber.
Speed Shield, Berserk, Custom Wraps
Wearing 'Springboard' vinyls, 3-car 'Express Sprinter' 158798 calls at Romsey with a Portsmouth Harbour to Bristol Parkway service. The Portsmouth trains normally run to Cardiff Central, but the Severn Tunnel was closed on this occasion.
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Beaverton, OR 97005
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To update your car or just to cover up an eyesore, a carbon fiber interior wrap is something for you to consider. Vinyl wraps help you achieve to look you want for an exorbitant amount less than custom ordered parts. Each edge is trimmed with care to ensure the wrap looks as factory as possible. This BMW 330i had the dash, door, and rear seat wood trim wrapped with 3M 1080's black carbon fiber vinyl. It not only updated the look of the interior but gave a custom look to the interior the car as well.
This helmet was a custom wrap. The customer chose his colors to be gloss blue metallic, gloss silver metallic, and anthracite carbon fiber.
158798, the only 'real' 3-car 158 in the First Great Western Railway fleet, heads out of Romsey station with a service to Bristol Parkway (diverted from Cardiff due to closure of the Severn Tunnel for electrification works).
The livery on this unit is a vinyl wrap promoting the 'Springboard' charity.