Dash idea
 

OK many of you know I sprayed the dash panels Black to blend in with the stereo. I recently bought some 3M Carbon effect vinal wrap which I have been playing with. What do you guys think (sorry about the pic quality)
Before:
http://i356.photobucket.com/albums/o...t/DSC_0151.jpg
After:
http://i356.photobucket.com/albums/o...6102009081.jpg

I like it!:yeah:

looks like a good job putting the carbon film on there :doubleup:

what is behind the little grill at the bottom that you've covered over? inside temp sensor?

Yeah there's a tube attached to the back that is used to sense the temp from the Cabin. I'm leaving it like that and waiting to see what happens, if the A/C goes all screwy I'll just disconnect the hose from the back and route it into the footwell.

looks good mate :nod:

Nice one mate

Looks good

Looks spot on. :10:

And the "Rennies" really set it off :lol:

Bad case of the beer/curry belly that day!

Didn't realy like carbon replica but that's a top job and may have changed my views on it 10 out of 10 well done professional job

Really nice that, was thinking of doing the fuse cover under the bonnet as a test for bigger bits. Was the wrap from Fleabay?

Looks great, well done job mate

Good job Nick, looks great:10:

You'll find it here:
Star Vinyls

Really easy to use but try not to burn your fingers if you use a hot air gun!

Just finished it off, bit of a pain in the ass though, the temp sensor was actually just behind the grille I'd covered, fortunately I had a spare one on my original dash panel so I've lengthened the wire and placed it under the steering column as the A/C was all over the place without the sensor exposed to the air. I couldn't get the film cut neatly enough around the grille so had to go for this approach.
http://i356.photobucket.com/albums/o...m/DSC_0429.jpg

very good :doubleup:

indegestion
 

Looks like your indegestion got better.

Panel looks good too.

like that, good job :doubleup:

Looks good but I hope it stays on,

I done similar on my last scoob, spent ages in the lounge with all the bits, doing it really neat with a hair dryer to stretch and stick smooth.

Went in the car and after a few warm days it started to peel. :(

Thats awsome Nick, given me the motivation to get some done myself :five: