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Old 01-18-2013, 08:50 AM
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Yea, I would love a suede shift knob. Those match the CF.
And its forgiving but mess-up costs money, I like perfection, more time consuming but do once and do right.
i dont get this? everytime i have messed up with di noc you simply apply heat to it and you can get it back to its original formation very easily and leaves no marks or any other imperfection. you dont need to keep replacing the di noc.
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i dont get this? everytime i have messed up with di noc you simply apply heat to it and you can get it back to its original formation very easily and leaves no marks or any other imperfection. you dont need to keep replacing the di noc.
If you stretch it too much, it doesn't go back even with heat. Also, if you don't address wrinkles right away, they are almost impossible to get rid of.
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If you stretch it too much, it doesn't go back even with heat. Also, if you don't address wrinkles right away, they are almost impossible to get rid of.
yes exactly once its stretched out its toast. maybe he was using a special di-noc?
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yes exactly once its stretched out its toast. maybe he was using a special di-noc?
OR maybe he's better at it than we are LOL
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OR maybe he's better at it than we are LOL
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nice. now i know how to properly wrap the shifter.
Hey how did you take apart the center console wood trim?
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nice. now i know how to properly wrap the shifter.
Hey how did you take apart the center console wood trim?
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Once you got the console out flip it up side down you will see tons of toxt screws ....
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How many sq feet did it take you to cover the woodgrain?
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Old 01-19-2013, 06:15 AM
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Ok well iv never needed to stretch the di noc that much. And regarding the creases, I use crease free di noc.
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