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Old 03-30-2009, 07:57 PM
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Originally Posted by gastoneii
has anybody "wrapped" any other part of their interior besides the front fascia and center console? if so please post pics, thanks!
I wrapped my door handle covers for both driver and passenger side.

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Old 03-30-2009, 10:53 PM
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how does this material hold up against the sun? during the hot summer cali days, I will have a sun visor to reflect the sunlight away, but it will still be pretty hot inside the car, if I leave the car parked under the sun. does this material fade fairly easily? does the glue damage the dash pieces if it was removed later?
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Originally Posted by Blazemaster
how does this material hold up against the sun? during the hot summer cali days, I will have a sun visor to reflect the sunlight away, but it will still be pretty hot inside the car, if I leave the car parked under the sun. does this material fade fairly easily? does the glue damage the dash pieces if it was removed later?
It does not fade from the sun. The glue DOES NOT damage anything if you want to return to stock later on. Just need some elbow grease to remove the residue, with the help of rubbing alcohol, its cake to do.
Old 03-31-2009, 05:40 AM
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I did my a-pillars. It was extremely easy and turned out great.

Old 03-31-2009, 07:07 AM
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Originally Posted by eXe-Chris
I did my a-pillars. It was extremely easy and turned out great.
interior pics man. looks good tho.
Old 03-31-2009, 07:09 AM
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I'm definitely doing my a-pillars.
That looks awesome, Chris.
Old 03-31-2009, 07:46 AM
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I did the top of the gauge cluster above the steering wheel. Kind of a fragile piece, but worth it.

Will post pix soon.
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Originally Posted by 35oZephyR
I did the top of the gauge cluster above the steering wheel. Kind of a fragile piece, but worth it.

Will post pix soon.
i was thinking the same thing. def interested in the pics. did you take the whole cluster out or does that top piece come off?
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Originally Posted by 350z26
i was thinking the same thing. def interested in the pics. did you take the whole cluster out or does that top piece come off?
The top piece comes right off, but you have to be careful because the LED boards on both sides (that light up the light dimmer/ odometer reset) needs to be taken off. You have to be careful with the screwdriver. Use electric tape for the shaft on the screwdriver so you don't short anything.
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Here you guys go:

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that looks great man ^^^

I wanna do the entire center, the a pillars, and door switch covers i think that will look great. I might have to buy double the amount of fabric though haha im prob gonna have to do it a couple times to get it right.
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how did you guys took out the top piece of the speedometer?

Here is a pic of how my top part above the gauges look like now. Mine you that I have 5% tint all around, temp outside is nice and chilly 50 degree and a lil warm inside the car. Imagine that in the summer time.

I will take mine off this weekend and get some strong 3M spray. Might try 3M 90 to see how it will hold up in the sun.




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Old 03-31-2009, 07:36 PM
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Don't use 3M 90. It will be too strong and eat the surface of the carbon look sheet.
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It looks as if you didn't wrap enough around the back. You have to glue it underneath.
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Originally Posted by eXe-Chris
It looks as if you didn't wrap enough around the back. You have to glue it underneath.
i agree...
It doesn't look like you have the fabric fold over the edges.....
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Originally Posted by somebody
i agree...
It doesn't look like you have the fabric fold over the edges.....
Yea. I'll remove it later and redo the center console again. The center console wasn't that hard to do so im sure it wont take long.
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Originally Posted by Get_Zwole
that looks great man ^^^

I wanna do the entire center, the a pillars, and door switch covers i think that will look great. I might have to buy double the amount of fabric though haha im prob gonna have to do it a couple times to get it right.
Thanks man, just leave yourself some excess around the edges. It's always easier to go back in, and restretch than it is to start all over with a new piece because you came up too short.
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I just want to say that i ordered this fabric last night from SOMEBODY and he is great to deal with. very quick with replies, and a nice guy. ill add pics when it comes in and done in my car.
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Looks real nice OP!
Nice to learn about all these interior options (black out, silver, cf fabric, etc)


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