I HATE carbon fibre vinyl...
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I HATE carbon fibre vinyl...
Spent over a hour trying to get that s**t to go on my dashboard fascia, and i gave up too many lumps, to many crinkles and it just didn't fit right...think its the moon dust silver paint instead. Has anyone else vinlyd parts of their interior if so...help!
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Sorry mate, I also bought some of this for a Sierra dash and had no success at all, but I've seen some people (more talented than me) do great things with it.
Maybe start on some smaller parts just to get a feel for working with the material,
Maybe start on some smaller parts just to get a feel for working with the material,
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First of all you need to make sure the dash is totally clean, no silicone etc. Then it depends on what material you are using, cheap stuff can be very bad, di noc is ok but not as easy to work with against a high quality cast! Then it's practice & patience
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you could eat food off of the dash it was so clean the problem i faced wasnt the material or quality just the awkward ass shape of the fascia i found it impossible to get it into all the creases etc
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Also remember something important! The camera can hide all sorts of imperfections, don't be fooled by peoples pictures that get posted up, and think that others are always getting it perfect, sometimes it is far from perfect but the picture merely doesnt show the imperfections.....
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