[kristopher28]

What do you think?

 

[CrAshZ]

Looks great, I think adding leather would really give it a premium look to it. What type of wrap did you use?

 

[kristopher28]

3M Dinoc ebony wood, eBay like $36 a roll

 

[bansWEE]

that's much nicer color.. Luv it!!

 

[Console]

Looks great! I was going to go carbon fiber but this looks more elegant and classy.. hmm

 

[enycesam]

Looks very well done. Great job.

 

[on2]

Looks good! How was working with the DI NOC material?

 

[kristopher28]

The material was great. I found the more you heat it the easier it is to work around the corners

 

[Mick the Quick]

I like it more than I thought I would, very subtle and classy. It has texture, right?

FYI for those who are contemplating a vinyl wrap, here is mine with "Bubinga" 3M Di-Noc.

I want to see someone try the Bird Eye Maple in beige or black interior. And I really wish 3M would release Dark Burlwood like the ones you see in luxury cars.

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[lostkause189]

that looks great! How difficult is it to actually apply especially for a first timer?

 

[sgand]

Great job keeping it clean and simple, and not going overboard and wrapping every single piece you can pop off.

 

[Mick the Quick]

that looks great! How difficult is it to actually apply especially for a first timer?

There is a mega thread on 3M wrap here, but it is very easy once you get a hang of it. I do recommend buying or renting a heat gun. I was a first timer but it was fun and not time consuming at all.

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Great job keeping it clean and simple, and not going overboard and wrapping every single piece you can pop off.

Actually, I did wrap quite a bit more initially, but decided to take off quite a bit to keep it simple and not (too) fake-looking. Sometimes there is just "too much wood," as I am often told by the ladies (ok, not really).

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[1KDH]

I was thinking of a proper color wood to match the gray interior. Dark Tamo wood grain :dunno: What do you all think?? I may be stuck with ebony metallic, which looks to be the wood Kris used.

 

[vlad777]

Wow looks like a real deal! Great job!

 

[Sappyeee]

Looks great!! Very unique look. How hard was it to remove the dash and dirk trim pieces. Did you use a DIY guide?

 

[kristopher28]

The dash trim just pops off, the door handle pieces are a little more tricky. There are three screws on the back side holding the trim in place, some you pretty much have to take the whole door panel off first

**** it looks good, I like the fact that it has a gloss to it, mine is just a flat look