after i wrap the gauge hats i think im going to make those triangles for the door latch area. i doubt i can wrap the entire piece without removing it. im too lazy to remove parts from my car right now unless it's easy. dont want to bother with potential rattles down the road.

here's some ideas for you guys to try with your cutting and pasting skillz...

http://www.carid.com/images/Nissan/NN3709B.jpg

^Where did that diagram come from?

that is soo badass, looks like I have a new project to work on, lol So all you do is cut the shape, stick it on, add some heat, apply it like tint and thats it?

it's a real CF trim overlay CarID.net or CarID.com sells. i have one coming to me but do not plan on using all the bits. if the NiDoc sheets were glossy i would've just made my own but oh well.

yah, cut the outlines as close as you can, stick it on, heat it up and press it down and it will contour to the curves and lines. once you get the hang of it, it's pretty easy. unlike tint though, i dont use soapy solution for these.

pretty sure those gauge hats are the same size, but there are 3 different part numbers to them...:icon14: probably due to mounting tab locations or something... dang. do those things just pop out? (Just pull?)

http://www.courtesyparts.com/images/z34/z34_680-2.gif

So those are real carbon fiber pieces?, but do they stick on top of the old pieces or do they replace the part all together?

Not sure if anyone cares but TODAY IS THE LAST DAY for FREE shipping (total over $50) at Carbonfiberfilm. They had this sale whole month of June. I am just letting people know :tiphat:

Carbon Fiber Film | Dedicated To Selling 3M Carbon Fiber DI-NOC Vinyl

http://i576.photobucket.com/albums/s...com/cfgear.png

Good thing I just ordered mine today. Can't wait to wrap my fangs and rear valence.

The ones that CarID sells is real carbon fiber but overlays like the B-Pillar overlays. I'm not the biggest fan of overlays but since the Z's door trim (switch control trim) is recessed I can get away with these overlays. Also for the stereo trim since I don't want to uninstall my HU again I'm going to use that HU piece as well. The other bits I probably won't use. :D

Wish my hands are handy, I would make a mess haha

drawing removed because the paws and clips were NOT in the locations that were in the service manual! :mad:

see later post where the clips are (the pict with the broken posts)...

I dont use the 3M stuff but I have my own vinyl that is very similar to 3M but I apply my own adhesive. Some of what I have done.. This was the 19th IS250/350 I have done.
http://i604.photobucket.com/albums/t...r/SL730419.jpg
http://i604.photobucket.com/albums/t...r/SL730432.jpg
http://i604.photobucket.com/albums/t...r/SL730420.jpg
http://i604.photobucket.com/albums/t...r/SL730426.jpg
http://i604.photobucket.com/albums/t...r/SL730439.jpg

Looks good.... we do more exterior then interior jobs, but here's some pieces from a Supra dash we recently did.

http://mike.napurano.com/album/listp...obbdlrso&1.jpg

Oh, and raw material is available here too.

Wow that's really nice.

looks good~!

so anyone want to buy my evo-r B-pillars so that i can wrap my stockers with this 3M stuff that's making its way to me now? hahaha. :p it's pretty much new condition.