Installing 3M DINOC carbon kit to interior.
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Install is relatively easy and straightforward. The product looks and feels very realistic and makes the inside of the allroad much sportier. What do you think?
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Did you use the 3M DINOC also? I cannot believe how nice it looks and how real it feels once installed. I have used overlay kits on other cars, but the fact that this film conforms really makes it look very nice and realistic. I would say that most people that would think that this was a factory carbon kit if they did not know what I did.
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As far as where to get it, a 3M window film dealer that would tint your car should be able to get this for you. It is called 3M DINOC Black Carbon. It is exterior weather-able also and I have seen people do exterior wings, hoods, fenders etc. with good results.
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I actually used very little material.I think the roll was 50" wide and I used about 3 lineal feet of that for everything. So, roughly 12 sq. ft and that included waste and re-doing some pieces again. I would say no matter what your cost of materials should be less that $50.00.
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One more thing to ask you: Does all the wood trim accent panels remove in a similar way as the center piece? (the one that surrounds the cup holder/suspension buttons, etc.) I know from experience that it takes some very careful 'prying' to have removed that one! I think I remember that the tabs broke off easily as well. Thanks! Can't wait to do it to my interior.
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One more thing to ask you: Does all the wood trim accent panels remove in a similar way as the center piece? (the one that surrounds the cup holder/suspension buttons, etc.) I know from experience that it takes some very careful 'prying' to have removed that one! I think I remember that the tabs broke off easily as well. Thanks! Can't wait to do it to my interior.
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