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covering the fake wood,

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been thinking of what to cover the "Fake, wood with,
anyways ive orderd 3 rolls of this

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... K:MEWNX:IT

what do you think ?
imight be covering a few other things on the car too hence ordering 3 rolls 8)
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should look good lozz. i was gonna redo my door pillars with that .
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Gary406 wrote:should look good lozz. i was gonna redo my door pillars with that .
excellent idea that ithink iwill add that one to the list,
iwill be covering a few things with the stuff ashtray etc,
iwill have a play at covering the mfd and climate control too just hoping this stuff doesent peel off tho :(
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call me old fashion, but i do like my fake wood on my 406, i even bought the fake wood ashtray console .. beautiful, shame my version doesn't have the wood on the door cards , i think wood on some middle - high models like the 406 and 607 etc, make them a " luxury " car ... In fact they are , my precious :oops: :lol: :cheesy:
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tbh the wood looks ok...........Not :lol:
but now ive had the car a while its getting boring!
ikeep looking at it and thinking of how much it reminds me of a victorian sideboard,
if it was real wood it be ok but its just to fake if you look at it properly theyve tried to add to much knotts that wouid of been a Barstard to cut if it was real wood,

Wood is for rovers anywayz wtf is it doing in peugeots :?
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Hi,i was thinking the same thing,to cover that fake wood.
my 1st choice wasnt the carbon look but some greyish color,something like light dust grey aluminum color,well,here is an link so u can see
on chevrolet epica what i meen :cheesy:

http://www.chevrolet.com.ve/files/vehic ... r01_46.jpg

sorry,my comp is having a problems so link is only thing i can do :cheesy:
but carbon is ok to.
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My old 5 Series had something similar on it. Wasn't brushed aluminium, but was just a shiny grey, but complimented the grey interior well:


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Grey looks cheap-ish, though and you'll never get a good enough finish to be happy with, at least IMHO. What the lozzinator has in mind with the carbon film will look quite tidy, especially coupled to a black interior. Would love to see the results, lozz!
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i don't like that BMW, it's very grey-ish , too much grey in there ...

LOZZ i want that PICTURES !!!!!
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no probs chaps,
iwill post some pics shortly,
im still waiting for the Frikin stuff to arrive ipresume postman pat is at home with feet up eating some Liberated east a eggs
ah well ithink it will be next week b4 ican do anything :(
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lozz wrote:no probs chaps,
iwill post some pics shortly,
im still waiting for the Frikin stuff to arrive ipresume postman pat is at home with feet up eating some Liberated east a eggs
ah well ithink it will be next week b4 ican do anything :(

i'm waiting for some stuff to arrive too, was sent on monday, because of the holy days, it's not here yet .. maybe next week..
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i remember looking for some brushed aloominuum stuff like the bmw for doing the black bits of the dash.
But i painted the black part silver, i think the wood and the silver bits work really well with eachother, the wood looks nice i think it makes the car a bit posh. But your right about the knots, jeez, youd need to have bought a new saw every minuite if you actually were cutting it.
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the wood look in mine is not the same as some ive seen in others, :(
its as good as that Fab lon stuff you stick over delapidated kitchen units it just doesnt look right,
icouid of just sprayed over it but iwant that carbon effect,
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oh fablon, sounds bad, mine is definatley realistic enough looking especially for plastic.
have any of these expensive new german cars acutually got real aluminium on their dashboards?
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yup this is fake as in fake tis proper crap,
iwill post some pics shortly once this stuff arives and iwill show you what imean by how crap it looks,
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