Yeah I was actually looking at doing that next just a Lil bit more of a complex piece with all the pieces I have to take off
It seems like pretty tough stuff and it's nice and thick so I'm sure it would look nice on the outside of the car and hold up to the elements as well
Best tip I can give is to prep it really well. Other than that should be pretty much the same process. I liked the contrast in the vents but have been strategizing how to wrap the shift boot surround piece. Its a pretty tight fit with how it snaps together into the center counsel.
I wrapped my dash this weekend and followed the video. I also have some experience in removing bubbles and such from putting on screen protectors for laptops, phones, tablets, etc... so I'm familiar with the process. However, there are multiple vertical lines in the wrap after it has been applied. I'm pretty sure this is due to how the vinyl was shipped (In a bubble envelope rather than a box) and it appears that it was folded. Heat did not remove the vertical lines and are quite disappointing. I'll probably end up ordering vinyl from a more reliable source and attempting it again, but I did spend about 4-5 hours getting in perfect and was hoping it was cure (or "air out") after a few days. Today is day number six and the lines are still there. I'm not sure if I'm just ADD or something, but I'm disappointed in the quality of the vinyl.
The thicker pieces were actually easier to handle and didn't flap around as much when laying it down.
Thinking about this. I have a spare console top, and was looking for a engine-turn vinyl to match the dash trim on the PP....
There are a lot of vinyl options out there. I'm sure someone may have something this will come close.
Been thinking more and more about this. I found a pic of it from Tommy V. I think it would look pretty good if it matched the dash trim
Wow that looks amazing.
Right! Just haven't gotten around to giving it a try. looks pretty straight forward long as you have a long enough wrap.