I've done mine too

I need a bit of help

How do I remove the frame around the instruments (speedometer)

I remove the upper 2 screws,but it wont get out

Edited 27 July, 201213 yr by IulianE

That's all you need to remove buddy the bottom section is just clipped in pull it outwards carefully it will come out.

Good luck on covering it though as I gave up due to it being a big stretch on the wrap. Spent a few hours covering it and you have to cut the wrap in the middle to allow it to fold down but when you do that it shrinks and will not cover the panel, then when i managed a reasonable job the heat in the car from the sun made it curl up

Nice work. Tempted to do my glovebox as the wife has covered it in scratches with her handbags, and putting her feet up on it!

Pull it and just before it feels like its gonna break it'll come off lol.

Thought id broke mine a few times when taking it off but has been fine lol

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What carbon stuff did you use? And how hard was it to do the glove box?

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I used Oracal carbon wrap (about 8pounds 100x127mm)....the glove box was the easiest,just need to trim it perfect at the edges

Edited 27 July, 201213 yr by IulianE

I used Oracal carbon wrap (about 8pounds 100x152mm)....the glove box was the easiest,just need to trim it perfect at the edges

No good without a link lol

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...I don't think this is very useful,but here it is,where I bought it

http://www.okazii.ro...air--a115766784

and the brand

http://www.orafol.com/en/home.html

Edited 27 July, 201213 yr by IulianE

Err guess who didn't notice the car being a left hooker lol

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ps: don't laugh but the glove box was my mother's idea....she told me the dash is incomplete without the glove box wrapped

I have a cool mom

That's all you need to remove buddy the bottom section is just clipped in pull it outwards carefully it will come out.

Good luck on covering it though as I gave up due to it being a big stretch on the wrap. Spent a few hours covering it and you have to cut the wrap in the middle to allow it to fold down but when you do that it shrinks and will not cover the panel, then when i managed a reasonable job the heat in the car from the sun made it curl up

Did you heat it?This foil is very maleable when heated,I mean you can cover anything

And not the last....

Does you mother also help you buy stuff for it? He so I wanna swap! lol

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Unfortunately,not

Need to use a heat gun to do it properly to get it a little bit stretchy then you can pull it from multiple directions to make the curves work, Used it a few times and did most of my 306 interior when I had it.... Quite tempted to do the centre console as I still have some left

Edited 28 July, 201213 yr by Shadows Entity

and it's done

and it's done

looks good, did you need to stretch it much.

did you start with a flat piece from the front and work it in to the back.

You have to stretch it very much...

I failed first time,in the lower corners you'll get all the foil from the upper side(after stretching),and you can't get rid of it

So I wrapped it in 2 pieces,you can barely see that,is much easy

I did the air vents too...the whole interior looks very good imo,love it

Is damn hot outside,I forgot to take a picture

2 pieces? Can't see the join!

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here they are

the foil is very thin,after stretching is even thinner,so the joints are allmos invisible

Edited 28 July, 201213 yr by IulianE

Very impressed m8 you've done well!!

thanks!

Looks good, only way i could tell yours is 2 pieces is by the direction of the pattern difference.

I did mine in one go

And thought great until is started peeling off due to way too stretched. So will go the 2 piece route I think

How do you remove the light switch surround ?

Push in and twist

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just bought some of my own! going to wrap a few things when it arrives :think: