How to splice and extend 3M carbon fiber DI-NOC vinyl

http://www.carbonfiberfilm.com - The material only comes in a 48 inch (4 foot) width, so what do you do when you need to extend the material? Use this splicing technique in our guide to extend your material for the cleanest seam possible.

Purchase and learn more about 3M's carbon fiber DI-NOC vinyl at http://www.carbonfiberfilm.com

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[Red08Speed3]

Are you fucking kidding me right now? Do you really expect people to cut through the material into their cars paint? Theres no way this can be applied as shown here and NOT cut into your paint. This is the most outrageous BULLSHIT idea Ive ever seen. FAILLLLLLL!!!!!

[CarbonFiberGear]

You have to understand that DI-NOC isn't used on JUST cars. It is used in tons of different applications outside of the automotive realm, and we're simply highlighting one technique that could be used for installations.

[Red08Speed3]

You might want to point that out before people go cutting into their cars and sue you for new paint jobs.

[andre1dre]

to the original comment, havent you seen painters cut flame patterns on vehicles? they cut through the paper and tape. if you dont have the skills dont do it. and besides, how many people are going to put this stuff on their car and not actually leave it on?

[Swifty2255]

I'm pretty sure they wouldn't be suing anyone from the embarrassment that they didn't have common sense.

If your cutting into your car it's no ones fault but your own

If you knew what had to be done and you didn't like it, why would you do it?