Portofino - Rear Bumper/Diffuser

I agree that the textured matte black plastic lower trim does not have the "premium" look that you'd expect on a Ferrari. That's why I had the front splitter, side skirts, and rear diffuser on my Roma Spider painted gloss black. It looks a lot better now in my opinion.

Can you post photos of your car so I can see how it looks like currently? Since you already have a carbon fiber front slitter and side skirts, I think it would look better (and much more cohesive) if you replaced your rear diffuser with a carbon fiber one. The other option is to paint the rear diffuser in gloss black along with the front splitter and side skirts. I think it would be a shame to paint over the carbon fiber though.

 

If your Novitec carbon bits don't already have PPF installed, you could consider having black PPF installed to match the rear diffuser once you get that painted. Better than painting over the carbon.

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I agree , the plastic bits look cheap . I had mine wrapped in carbon forever and it looks amazing ( IMHO ) and at a far lower cost than having carbon fibre . We wrapped the bumpers and various other parts from new ( door lowers , air intakes etc ) and it looks just like carbon . The cost was also substantially less than the circa 25k plus for proper carbon and after 3 years on my 22 Porto M still looks great !!

 

Here’s mine painted from factory with the Dreamline again done at the factory. I’m not sure how much Ferrari charge for this but I heard it’s around £10k for them to do the rear diffuser in gloss black
Maybe some one can confirm the price ?? They even put matching Dreamlines on the steering wheel
The standard plastic looks rubbish I would have preferred carbon diffuser I’ve got carbon under doors covers and front spoiler and everything else I think it’s an altier option
But yeah I love it it looks mint and matches the carbon and definitely matches my new black wheels
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Someone around here at one point talked about having plastic pieces "hydro dipped" to match carbon fiber and it turned out very nice.