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Very impressive.
Does anyone know if the bezels around the gauges just pop off? |
how would you go about wrapping around corners? is it that pliable when heated? ie. door handle
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Looks very good :tup:
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any DYI to remove the hats or the tach??
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Looks awesome! I've been wanting to do something like that on my Tach cover, just wasn't sure how it come apart. I'll definitely have to try now.
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Scroll down to Post # 394 Great Tutorial! WARNING - STRONG LANGUAGE |
Thanks for the vid although he never really showed how to do the hats on the gauges.....
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All I've ever heard about the hats are that they break when you take them off. Easy to put back with double sided tape. The other gauges faces are part of a plate that spans the tach. I doubt if anyone is going to have success wrapping that - too many complex curves. If you look closely at the OP's shifter ring, it looks like part of the Di-Noc is not settled - it's pulled-up. That's another tough one to wrap. Apologies if that isn't the case OP. I purchased the CF covers for the tach, door switches and tops of the gauges from CarbonSignal in the matte finish. So far, I haven't seen any installed pictures of the matte finish, but I'm anxious to see how it looks. WHen I get the pieces installed, I'll post some pictures. I may start trying to wrap some of the HVAC/radio/nav faceplates this weekend with the Di-Noc. |
I just realized something...You took these photos while driving!:eek:
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Kenchan: didnt you wrap your door pieces? did you wrap the vinyl around the plates? I tried this a few months ago and it looked like sh!t. I was considering doing it again but just cutting at the end of the plate, if that makes any sense?
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I need to start playing with this stuff. I am always impressed by people's outcomes.
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