YOUR RESEARCHInterior upgrade to carbon fibre
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Hi, was watching Wheeler Dealers upgrading a range rover interior with a carbon fibre dip to its interior trim and thought the centre consol and around the pcm2 on the posrche would look great in this effect. Anyone had any experience of this process or know a reliable source in Derby area.
Ive got a 996TT centre that needs doing
Had you considered vinyl? Couple of photos here: http://www.porscheclubgbforum.com/fb.asp?m=705077
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