CF Vinyl Project ( Interior Trims )

[ToyoSolV6]

where did you buy it from id be down just do my the plastic around the shifter i dont want to do my wood grain since i want to get a woodgrain steering wheel. lol

[SteveSolara]

where did you buy it from id be down just do my the plastic around the shifter i dont want to do my wood grain since i want to get a woodgrain steering wheel. lol

Yeah tahts a good idea. I bought mine here http://www.topvinylfilms.com/catalog/3M ... -94-1.html They have either matte CF vinyl or Gloss CF vinyl, i personally prefer matte, but its up to you

[ToyoSolV6]

hmm now that im looking at this i might end up doing my side mirrors since the paint is fading ill wrap my mirrors and some part inside i wonder if the 48'' wide would fit good?

[SteveSolara]

That would be good, but have you ever wrapped anything before?

[ToyoSolV6]

No never. I'll give it a shot tho. I dnt think it will be too hard

[Akfahad]

wow...thanks for the hookup, but my car is still in storage for the winter. You mind if I give you a shout come early spring?

[SteveSolara]

No never. I'll give it a shot tho. I dnt think it will be too hard

Heat is the key to curved areas, i suggest you get alittle more than you need, just in case you mess up.

[SteveSolara]

Use a blow dryer, dont use heat gun, because you can melt the film, blow dryer has the perfect heat on medium

[SteveSolara]

wow...thanks for the hookup, but my car is still in storage for the winter. You mind if I give you a shout come early spring?

Sure np, just let me know

[DSM_Lara]

Been debating this for a very long, long time and now I have decided.

[SteveSolara]

Been debating this for a very long, long time and now I have decided.

Very cool, now youjust need to order them LOL

[dinoxor]

looks good!
now to plastidipped your whole interior black ;]

[SteveSolara]

looks good!
now to plastidipped your whole interior black ;]

LOL

[SirThomas88]

Been debating this for a very long, long time and now I have decided.

Ditto ^


Thanks again for posting this Steve, really. I think this will be a great solution to covering up all the wear and tear on my door panels and dash board and it took this post to make me decide to do it.

Hey, on a side note.. I don't know how far Springfield is from D.C. but you should check out this event and consider joining us Camry/Solara guys in the area. The event is huge. http://www.toyotanation.com/forum/99-mi ... -meet.html

[SteveSolara]

Been debating this for a very long, long time and now I have decided.

Ditto ^


Thanks again for posting this Steve, really. I think this will be a great solution to covering up all the wear and tear on my door panels and dash board and it took this post to make me decide to do it.

Hey, on a side note.. I don't know how far Springfield is from D.C. but you should check out this event and consider joining us Camry/Solara guys in the area. The event is huge. http://www.toyotanation.com/forum/99-mi ... -meet.html

Awesome to hear that dude. I'm glad this can help in your decisions. Again if you or anyone needs help, just ask i am always checking back. But I have an advice, Use heat gun, and only cut the amount of vinyl you need, also around curved areas, cut a slit at the end to make the vinyl bend easier around rounded or curved parts.

And definitely a great solution to cover up wear and tear.

About the meet on Toyonation, I might be attending but not sure until i get on that week, but hopefully i can. Wow there's only 8 people going or maybe roster is not updated, but we need more people.