Like the title, it's an immersion (immersed ) into the plastic. There's a clear plastic layer on top....very durable. The Kawi team had a unit at the 12 Hrs. of America. Had a candy green nose piece. I've been bugging Polaris to get me some to show off.....I guess since I commented about sales strategies, that may have steamed someone. Sometimes a desired, projected dealer image might not seem right....though sales numbers will probably back it up. Ooops! [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

 

immersion graphics is a process where u take a piece film that has an ink pattern on it and u lay it across a tank of solution then the film will dissolve, leaving the ink lying on top of the solution then u immers your part into the tank the ink will then adhere to the part. final finish is a durabl automotive clear coat . that is the basic process

 

modquad, surely you or someone you know has the the carbon fiber plastic on their pred? I haven't seen it in person. I agree put the $$$ into mods but if you were going to replace your plastic anyway I think I'd pay the extra $200+ and do it right. If I was confident it looked like the V's, and was at least as durable as the OEM plastic, I would spring for it![img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img][img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

Sorry, I don't. I forwarded a proposal to them that would easily make publication, but haven't heard back. I know things have been very, very busy. Heck, just browse through all the changing gear on the Polaris website. Hopefully sometime soon. Triple X will be going through the final "metamorphosis over the winter months, maybe for the spring unveiling, it might be sportin' some new skin. That's to go along with some other classified mods. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]