 Dashboard Film Help, Trying to install dashboard film myself, 's a bitch! |
 Jan 9, 2006 - 2:26 PM
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Hi guys,
I picked up some dashboard styling film from a company named Folia Tec, it's a metallic flip-flop green/purple. I went with film because I wanted a non-permanent solution, otherwise spray is probably the way ahead. I've done one small section so far (will post a pic soon), but it's not easy, ended up with a couple of bumps and jagged edges. Can anyone help me out with some tips/suggestions? step-by-step process with pictures pretty please? Went on a web hunt for instructions and got Folia Tec's own stuff, but it wasn;t too helpfull. thanks guys, jamie |
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Jan 12, 2006 - 8:52 AM
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Enthusiast Joined Dec 1, '05 From UK - Bournemouth Currently Offline Reputation: 0 (0%) |
As I said, here's some pics of my first attempt:
(sorry for the size, haven;t had time to resize them yet..)  -  -  -  -  As you can see it didn;t fit terribly well around the wheel, and cutting around that buttom at the top is a biatch. other than that, as a first attempt, not too bad ;-p |
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