CyrusSaurusRex
Active Member
Hey all, just wanted to get some feedback on this topic/ would any users on here be able to do this for me? I have a rough idea of the basics but even a couple tips on how to do it would help as well!!
Wrapping wood grain pieces with cloth?
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Here's the last wrapping thread I remember seeing Ghost Ryder's Interior Renaissance.UPDATE 8/7 Dash trim, installed consl pics good luck I know his turned out looking classy.
CyrusSaurusRex
Active Member
Thanks dude really appreciate it, gave me a bunch of ideas of what to do.
talontsiawd
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Just make sure to get something that doesn't fade. I have done my interior 2x because it faded, and rather quickly. My black is now totally brown.
As for how to do it, I like to spray a bit of 3m interior spray glue on the panel, a bit more on the fabric. I recommend you do one trial piece on the fabric to get an idea of how much you can spray before it saturates the fabric and makes the fabric stick. You really don't need much.
Another tip, make sure to keep your hands perfectly clean, or use gloves. The second you get any adhesive on your hands, wash them asap and have a towel ready, or a second set of gloves (or more) on hand if you are using gloves. One fingerprint will be very noticeable.
As for how to do it, I like to spray a bit of 3m interior spray glue on the panel, a bit more on the fabric. I recommend you do one trial piece on the fabric to get an idea of how much you can spray before it saturates the fabric and makes the fabric stick. You really don't need much.
Another tip, make sure to keep your hands perfectly clean, or use gloves. The second you get any adhesive on your hands, wash them asap and have a towel ready, or a second set of gloves (or more) on hand if you are using gloves. One fingerprint will be very noticeable.
