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VINYL WRAP INTERIOR

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  1. Johnl19

    Johnl19 Karting

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    anyone in this forum ever wrap the aluminum parts in there ferrari?> was thinkin black or CF let me see what u got
     
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    I looked at a 360 Spider that had all the interior metal parts done body color (grigio alloy); it looked overdone. Black or a CF "driverzone" could be tasteful in a black or dark interior. Probably easy and cheap to test out; start with the lower door panels.You could probably buy a running yard of CF vinyl at a sign shop and play with it. Spritz a bit of soapy water to float the vinyl and squeegee the bubbles out.
     
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  3. Johnl19

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    yeah thats what i was thinking. starting with the door. i wanted to see if anyone else has done this before. the aluminum bothers me..
     
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    +1 here mate I hate the silver bits of the of the interior I would prefer carbon fibre but for now satin blk is the go and I must say I like it, I have yet to paint the silver door panels and I will fit the yellow taco face also. I have a carbon f centre consul waiting to go in and want to fit a red CS start button on it soon as I figure out how to wire the switch in there. I would stay clear of the vinyl wrap kinda looks cheap go the c/f or black. Good luck

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  5. Johnl19

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    Was it easy removing all the trim?
     
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    Nice job, so the coating must be heat proof too :)
     
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    I had no choice john my dash needed re-trimming, it's not a difficult job to remove the lower dash panel then st/column plastic cover drop the steering column slightly to give u clearance to remove the dash there's a step by step right up i'll dig it up u and have a read if u want to go for it take pics as u go and steady steady u'll be ok.

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    Carbon Fiber calipers, that is awesome!
    How much?
     
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    Been 3 years and they still look great!
     
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    Kool stuff ! It is good to restore the vintage car parts ... like it
     
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    Can you share where to buy the Material ?
     
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    I bought a kit from camodipkit.com

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    Thank you so much for posting about the dip! I quite honestly never considered this for my calipers! Ingenious!
     
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    Thanks
     
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  19. Robb

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    The black trim looks very good for the 360. Great call.

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