[jon102034050]

Dang you did a really nice job. I attempted to do mine, then after it looked like crap, I just bought the MPerf stuff, lol.

[snipnoob86]

just ordered a small piece maybe enough to do 2 doors will see how it goes first

[ddc73]

Originally Posted by snipnoob86

just ordered a small piece maybe enough to do 2 doors will see how it goes first

There's a small slot on the underside of the handle to get your puller in, you maybe already knew, but just letting you know

[snipnoob86]

i did not know no, cheers m8!

[snipnoob86]

i started this task today after another mod was put off by garage till saturday. the 3M scotchcal is the perfect carbon design for me nice and dark.

ive done a few pieces which have come out great but i am really struggleing with the dash piece. i can get the wrap on fine but cutting it alomg the black gloss and vents is proving a mare. any tips?

[ddc73]

Originally Posted by snipnoob86

i started this task today after another mod was put off by garage till saturday. the 3M scotchcal is the perfect carbon design for me nice and dark.

ive done a few pieces which have come out great but i am really struggleing with the dash piece. i can get the wrap on fine but cutting it alomg the black gloss and vents is proving a mare. any tips?

I wrapped top bit then warmed it and smoothed with felt side of smoothing tool then warmed where joint with gloss black bit is then pushed it tight with non felt side (credit card would do), then deep breath and go for it with hobby knife

[snipnoob86]

Originally Posted by ddc73

I wrapped top bit then warmed it and smoothed with felt side of smoothing tool then warmed where joint with gloss black bit is then pushed it tight with non felt side (credit card would do), then deep breath and go for it with hobby knife

cheers, my part has 0 room for any type of pushing in thegaps are so tight. im going to redo the whole piece and see if i can find something thin enough to get in there

[jayakrishnanv]

Try cutting the piece in such a way (if i remember it requires only 77cm long for the centre dash trim. ) cut with extra length and width. Then start by removing the rear sticker piece of the wrap and then try to stick it by inserting the edges in between the silver piece and the gloss black border trim. Then go upwards to the top of the piece. The space is less in between but you can try and figure out what can be used to run thru the gap once sticked on along with the hair dryer to get that edge fixed in . Hope i have explained it in the right manner and it helps

[snipnoob86]

Originally Posted by jayakrishnanv

Try cutting the piece in such a way (if i remember it requires only 77cm long for the centre dash trim. ) cut with extra length and width. Then start by removing the rear sticker piece of the wrap and then try to stick it by inserting the edges in between the silver piece and the gloss black border trim. Then go upwards to the top of the piece. The space is less in between but you can try and figure out what can be used to run thru the gap once sticked on along with the hair dryer to get that edge fixed in . Hope i have explained it in the right manner and it helps

actually a great idea ill give it a whirl. its real tight at the bottom part. ill try this here. the rest a card should work.

thanks

[snipnoob86]

managed to do it. thanks for the tips looks alot better on second attempt. ill post pics when its done