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hey guys I wrapped a few items in a blank vinyl (leather look a like) tell me what you think. Be nice this was my first time trying this kind of thing, and no doubt will be changing it up I learn a lot from doing this.
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Originally Posted by SuperBlack350
Looks a bit off. Like, you can tell the vinyl is sticking out way more than it should.
I wouldnt, unless you can get it done looking pro. The difference is minimal over stock, I would hit it with some white stitching along the borders, kinda like a lambo. What is on your gauge pods?
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Originally Posted by atar350
I wouldnt, unless you can get it done looking pro. The difference is minimal over stock, I would hit it with some white stitching along the borders, kinda like a lambo. What is on your gauge pods?
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Originally Posted by wckdclw
i like it, especially how the gauges and turbo timer and boost controller im guessin looks built in
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not being mean but it needs alot of work.
it really does look like you haven't done it before, I would take it off and try again. there are a couple creases and the material isn't rolled over the edges very well either.
it just looks sloppy.
but I am interested in doing the same thing, so the idea is great! practice makes perfect!!!
it really does look like you haven't done it before, I would take it off and try again. there are a couple creases and the material isn't rolled over the edges very well either.
it just looks sloppy.
but I am interested in doing the same thing, so the idea is great! practice makes perfect!!!
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Originally Posted by Motormouth
not being mean but it needs alot of work.
it really does look like you haven't done it before, I would take it off and try again. there are a couple creases and the material isn't rolled over the edges very well either.
it just looks sloppy.
but I am interested in doing the same thing, so the idea is great! practice makes perfect!!!
it really does look like you haven't done it before, I would take it off and try again. there are a couple creases and the material isn't rolled over the edges very well either.
it just looks sloppy.
but I am interested in doing the same thing, so the idea is great! practice makes perfect!!!
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Originally Posted by ryan350z
no offense, thats why I posted it I want opinions. It was my first go at it. The material was very hard to work with it. I'd like to update to an 06-07 center stack and console.
Looks good Ryan. Practice makes perfect. Youll get it. Then you can do it for some members

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can you transfer the 03 ***** into the different placement on the 06 or do you NEEd to run all the parts?
also, I bet that stuff is hard... don't you have to use a heat gun and stretch it around the sides?
also, I bet that stuff is hard... don't you have to use a heat gun and stretch it around the sides?




