Post pics of your wrapped interiors!
Hey Viking, I notice some changes from the original finished pieces. That center console look 100000x better man. How are the door panels holding up in the contoured areas? Have they seen hot temps yet?
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Hi Mike! Thanks for the center console compliment ! I have not notice any issues with my doors, there is no such as hot temp in Sweden occasionally temp could reach 90-93F but it's rare and i dont know if this is definition of hot either? For Sweden,probably.
What is the progress on you car?
What is the progress on you car?
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Verdad Gallardo Hi Mike! Thanks for the center console compliment ! I have not notice any issues with my doors, there is no such as hot temp in Sweden occasionally temp could reach 90-93F but it's rare and i dont know if this is definition of hot either? For Sweden,probably.
What is the progress on you car?
What is the progress on you car?
And I'm thinking Houndstooth inserts......
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Joined: Oct 2009
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From: Kuwait
Viking can you post a link to the material, I have been able to find it.
Also do you have a picture of the back of the material, I started wrapping yesterday and I was having alot of problems getting it to adhere.
I would scuff the panel up and wash it thoroughly then lay down the 3m with a roller on the panel and material, and let it sit for a few minutes then try and put the stuff on, but it never really got tacky or stuck very well.
Also my material has a backing that I think may be causing it not to stick. So im considereing switching material.
Also do you have a picture of the back of the material, I started wrapping yesterday and I was having alot of problems getting it to adhere.
I would scuff the panel up and wash it thoroughly then lay down the 3m with a roller on the panel and material, and let it sit for a few minutes then try and put the stuff on, but it never really got tacky or stuck very well.
Also my material has a backing that I think may be causing it not to stick. So im considereing switching material.