GoldnKnight22
TWM:TLMF
Honestly, I thought it was the easiest stuff in the world to work with, lol. People wrap dash pieces in it all the time. If I can do my car's grille without any problem (see sig) then dash pieces should be cake.
Wood interior or etc.
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Honestly, I thought it was the easiest stuff in the world to work with, lol. People wrap dash pieces in it all the time. If I can do my car's grille without any problem (see sig) then dash pieces should be cake.
JOEYSACCORD
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Where do u buy that wrap?? How much is it?
Russianred
Snail Spools You!
Eh, Brad = Bdeitmeyer.
Chris = 99cfEnvY.
I'd love to see some info on that as well from people who have done it, I have considered doing the di-noc.
Mikey
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I picked up the HVAC surround, in woodgrain, from H-and-A, and it was just a stick on piece of thin plastic. I thought it would be a replacement piece. Nope.
GoldnKnight22
TWM:TLMF
Guys, I've used the Di-Noc. It's really easy. Just do it.
ShutOutTheSky
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Just ordered 2 samples from 3M of ME-379 (looks like brushed graphite) pretending to be a business. Has anyone ever done this? How big of a sample should I expect to be getting?
Also, does anyone know where to buy less standard finishes without ordering from 3M? eBay and Google have got me nowhere with ME-379...
Also, does anyone know where to buy less standard finishes without ordering from 3M? eBay and Google have got me nowhere with ME-379...
GoldnKnight22
TWM:TLMF
Wanna tell me what brushed graphite looks like??
Anyways... for anyone wanting "brushed" aluminum (or steel, titanium, etc) vinyl, check out 3M's Scotchprint 1080 series. That's the sh*t you want.
Metrorestyling.com has it
Anyways... for anyone wanting "brushed" aluminum (or steel, titanium, etc) vinyl, check out 3M's Scotchprint 1080 series. That's the sh*t you want.
Metrorestyling.com has it
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SykVSyx
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I have seen this grille that Kevin speaks of.......quality.
End. of. Story.
I would go the di-noc route as well. I just remember Brad saying that for the dash, it was challenging.
End. of. Story.
I would go the di-noc route as well. I just remember Brad saying that for the dash, it was challenging.
