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3M Carbon on Wheels...

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    kylush;314853 wrote:
    I wouldn't be so worried about holding up to brake dust and grime and stuff as I would heat from the brakes. You have any idea how that would effect this stuff?

    It takes a lot of heat from a heat gun to get this stuff to form quickly, so it takes heat fine. I don't believe I have ever heard of a wheel reaching that temp, cause if it did, what would happen to the rubber of the tire??? I've seen glowing red rotors in rally's, but I haven't seen the wheel get that hot. We have tested cleansing the stuff (grease, oil, dirt from the back shop), and it cleans up fine...

    I may be wrong on my overall opinion on the heat of the wheel, but I will stand beside the product and if you get the wheels done and it melts or fails due to heat, I will give you a credit for the price paid for the wheels, towards wrapping other products in carbon.

    Jason Christopherson
    Store Manager
    Tintmasters
    Fargo, ND (701)239-TINT

    www.tintmasters.net

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      Yeah that is true, I guess I don't know how much heat from the brakes is ever actually transferred to the wheel. And I'm sure the wheel is probably more exposed to moving air all the time which cools it down. The design of the wheel and alot of other issues would probably play into it as well it was just something that had crossed my mind.

      1998 Z28 Camaro

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        expect me in the shop in a few days jason for a qoute for my audi

        Originally Posted by 00vtec View Post
        I take cash or check. True honda owners can hear it in anything no matter what the mods.

        "Imo kick yo ass so hard that candy comes out"

        hung like a butterfly but stings like a bee....

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