Carbon Fibre Hydro Dipping

[Mikey]

Hi

 

So a few weeks ago I asked about the centre tunnel etc etc...  That soft plastic covering that is on it is just rubbish, and after purchasing my Cayman, I wanted it sorted.  I tried 3 different companies, sent it away to them one at a a time, 3 of them sent it back saying, no way, far too complicated.  The third one however, Hydro-graphics, well, what can I say.... True old fashioned service and quality.  So I thought if anyone was planning on getting this done, or wanted to see what it looks like, I have attached some pictures.  I can also attach photos of it in my car.

 

The end result is superb, the tunnel and the bits look amazing and I am so happy with the result, particularly matched with a newly covered alcantara handbrake, gear boot nad gear knob, and soon the steering wheel.  My car has been changed from a 2.7 with stock exhaust, 17" wheels and feeling a little rough when purchased, to a fire breathing 2.7 that's been tuned, sports exhaust, 18" rims and new boots, and is just superb to drive!!!  Anyway, if you are thinking about having the tunnel dipped, it takes about a week to 2 weeks, is not as expensive as you may think, but contact Stephen for pricing, and is genuinely superb!

 

Thanks

[Davey P]

Blimey, that looks brilliant, well done mate 

[andygo]

How resilient is the coating?

[Maxheadroom]

Looks really impressive @Mikey, this is something I’ve been thinking about for sometime, given me some food for thought etc, think I’d like to do both of the lower trim pieces on door sills as well as their quite  badly scuffed. Thanks for the post and pics.

[Stutopia]

Looks a really nice finish that, I had some scratched up door pulls on my old 350z dipped and it made a huge difference, stood up to abuse much better than the OEM finish too. Niiiiiice.

[Mikey]

So far, not a scratch or mark on it, really good layers of hard lacquer on there.....  very happy with it!

[Liongolfer]

Thanks for the share.  I may need to do this for my plastic bits.