I ordered some 3m Di-Noc off ebay to do some experimenting with some interior parts that are getting scratched up. This stuff takes some patience, an exacto knife, hair dryer or heat gun, and a squeegee. I also clear coated these parts after seeing it done on youtube.

Sorry if the pics are not the best quality

 

Wow looks good for doing it yourself. What exactly is 3m Di-Noc?

 

Can you get more clear photos of it after clear coat? i'm contemplating buying some and adding clear to it... or do you have the youtube video to the clear?

 

It is a vinyl overlay with a carbon fiber-like weave printed on it.

 

Another pic.

 

u cleared it before applyin it ?

 

No. After applying to the parts I sprayed it with clear.

 

What exactly is the method for removing those door pull pieces? Mine have some small scratches in the coating and it's driving me nuts.

 

Good job, not my cup of tea but it looks like it will hold up.

When my window switch was scratched up I just replaced it for $40 through courtesy parts

 

Very simple bro.....Pull out the vinyl covered door armrest first. Pull from the back with force, it will just pop out. Then pull on the switch panel with force and it will also just pop out.

 

Thanks Waizzz. I like this stuff. I might be getting addicted..lol. I have moved on to Di-Noc my desktop mouse and looking for more **** to wrap.

If the stuff does not hold up I will just pull it off and paint the parts.

 

Good plan, update the thread in a few months to let us know how it's holding up.

 

A couple pics of the panel installed.

 

OEM plastic does not wear well. Well done.

 

Thanks man. A good comment from you with absolutely no sarcasm.....What is the world coming to?

 

it seems like adding clear to it kind of blurs it up a little bit

 

Yeah. It took some of the detail out of the weave.

 

looks good man

 

Thanks!

 

Is it necessary to add the clear coat for durability? Or just appearance?