Di-noc wrapped my shifter panel
Well, I got tired of looking at the scratches on my shifter panel (I think thats what its called). Earlier this year I installed some leather seats in my car and I am happy with how they came out, I would give them an 8 out of 10. Now i want to clean up some scratches on my panels which some dirtbag at an audio specialty shop induced when troubleshooting an issue I was having with an amp. Thats what I get for letting other people touch my car.
Anyway, this is my first time using this material and as I have read, you do need patience for something likke this but definitely doable for the DIY types.
I got a 24x48" piece, a couple of 3M 94 Primer sticks, and a felt squeeegee. THis piece took me about 1.5 hours to complete. In the near future I will take it off and redo it now that I've gottten my feet wet
I like the way it looks. I'm debating if I should do the whole center console or leave as is. What do you guys think?
Sorry for the dark Pic, I will try to take better ones soon.
Anyway, this is my first time using this material and as I have read, you do need patience for something likke this but definitely doable for the DIY types.
I got a 24x48" piece, a couple of 3M 94 Primer sticks, and a felt squeeegee. THis piece took me about 1.5 hours to complete. In the near future I will take it off and redo it now that I've gottten my feet wet

I like the way it looks. I'm debating if I should do the whole center console or leave as is. What do you guys think?
Sorry for the dark Pic, I will try to take better ones soon.
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Round 2:
I went ahead and pulled my test wrap off and reapplied. Sorry once again for the crappy iPhone pics. The first pic is of all the materials I used (scissor, blade, 3m Primer94, 3M DiNoc, Heat Gun, Squeegee, Rubbing Alcohol, and a bowl of cereal
) The second pic is the item wrapped on my dining table and the last pic is installed in my car. I plan on doing my door switch covers, and maybe the door barrels and the rest of the center console.
I do have a tiny bubble between the ***** thats bugging me. I'm going to see if i can working it out, otherwise Round 3, lol.
I went ahead and pulled my test wrap off and reapplied. Sorry once again for the crappy iPhone pics. The first pic is of all the materials I used (scissor, blade, 3m Primer94, 3M DiNoc, Heat Gun, Squeegee, Rubbing Alcohol, and a bowl of cereal
) The second pic is the item wrapped on my dining table and the last pic is installed in my car. I plan on doing my door switch covers, and maybe the door barrels and the rest of the center console.I do have a tiny bubble between the ***** thats bugging me. I'm going to see if i can working it out, otherwise Round 3, lol.
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