plasti dip on dash wood panel

[chojn1]

Close up view:

Better than a plasti-dip interior?

 

[crackers8199]

Close up view:

View attachment 337992

Better than a plasti-dip interior?

yes, but how complicated was it to install?

 

[chojn1]

yes, but how complicated was it to install?

easier than vinyl stickers

 

[crackers8199]

easier than vinyl stickers

can you give us details (or a link)?

 

[chojn1]

can you give us details (or a link)?

There is not much to it really.
Take the wood dash out of the car.
Cut the leather to shape, apply a 3M adhesive.
Peel and stick the leather on.
The material is very easy to work with (there is some stretch, and the excess can be tucked or trim easily).
The wood grain is not an issue as the leather is pretty thick.
Push the dash back in.
Took me about an hour.
Easily reversible if you change your mind about the look. (I've already gone through three different versions).

 

[M0DEL³]

There is not much to it really.
Take the wood dash out of the car.
Cut the leather to shape, apply a 3M adhesive.
Peel and stick the leather on.
The material is very easy to work with (there is some stretch, and the excess can be tucked or trim easily).
The wood grain is not an issue as the leather is pretty thick.
Push the dash back in.
Took me about an hour.
Easily reversible if you change your mind about the look. (I've already gone through three different versions).

This is interesting... Do you have any link available for the specific material you went with on this?

Thanks!

 

[sbtz]

I wonder if something like this would work? at 53", I don't think it's wide enough to do in one shot though: https://www.amazon.com/Magic-fix-Polyurethane-Self-adhesive-Multipurpose-Black/dp/B01BGAKDM2?th=1

I don't know if this is the stuff chojn1 is referencing, as his looks like it's done in one piece -- and I am wary about the adhesive ruining the trim...