Thanks! It’s wrapped in STEK dynocarbon gloss PPF. It’s the most realistic CF wrap. Some people hate it, most love it, I’m a big fan of it. Yes, I’d prefer to have real CF all over on my exterior if I could afford it but I’m a firefighter and not made of money haha and that stuff gets expensive real quick. All my exterior “carbon” pieces are STEK dynocarbon gloss and cost me roughly $2,500 with Install. To do all that in real CF would probably be close to over $10k, especially with the roof. Also, I like the look of CF but my car is a street car, so I wouldn’t benefit from any weight reduction of real CF (not that there’s much of a weight savings over the plastic pieces anyways.). And, you have to take care of/ maintain CF otherwise those pieces discolor, fade and peel. Most people don’t take care of exterior CF like they should and it looks like shit after a few years. So when you factor all that in, I think the STEK dynocarbon is an awesome option for those of us that like the LOOK of carbon fiber accents. People comment on it all the time and most people have a hard time believing it’s film. It’s got that much depth and clarity.
