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I never cared to try any of the interior panels b/c of the little texture on it but after a few guys did it and it appears to be successful, i might wrap a few things.
W did a truck interior with some black wood DI-NOC and it didn't stick, i'm not sure if it was the armor all infused in the plastic or the texture, but it didn't stick. I wiped the dash off with xylene and alcohol and it still came up when the interior got hot. I think i posted some pictures a few pages back. We only do smooth surfaces now.
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We did a truck interior with some black wood DI-NOC and it didn't stick, i'm not sure if it was the armor all infused in the plastic or the texture, but it didn't stick. I wiped the dash off with xylene and alcohol and it still came up when the interior got hot. I think i posted some pictures a few pages back. We only do smooth surfaces now.
I came really close to sending all my pieces off to be done by a non-sponsor just so I wouldnt have to mess with it myself, but wanted to give it a try first. Honestly if it doesnt hold up I'm goin with hydro dipping next time around.
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Yea, if the surface has ever had greasy interior dressing used its a pain to get it completely off the plastic. You best bet is to put a coat of primer on the part to give you a fresh surface & help get rid of some of the texture.
I came really close to sending all my pieces off to be done by a non-sponsor just so I wouldnt have to mess with it myself, but wanted to give it a try first. Honestly if it doesnt hold up I'm goin with hydro dipping next time around.
I came really close to sending all my pieces off to be done by a non-sponsor just so I wouldnt have to mess with it myself, but wanted to give it a try first. Honestly if it doesnt hold up I'm goin with hydro dipping next time around.
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Where on earth did u find the 3m brushed aluminum at ?? I can find EVERY other type of finish in the Di-noc line but nobody lists the aluminum that Ive seen .
The Aluminum looks really good , but I think would look better on flatter peices . I never thought silver or aluminum accents lent themselves well to the type pf shapes in any of the F-car interiors . If that window bezel was a flat piece and the edges sat flush with the pocket it snaps into , it would look sweet .
The Aluminum looks really good , but I think would look better on flatter peices . I never thought silver or aluminum accents lent themselves well to the type pf shapes in any of the F-car interiors . If that window bezel was a flat piece and the edges sat flush with the pocket it snaps into , it would look sweet .
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We've got it in stock: https://ls1tech.com/forums/appearanc...g-service.html
Shoot me a email or pm if you're interested.
Shoot me a email or pm if you're interested.
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