Got mine today, it smells good!!
Just need to decide what to wrap now! Plan was to wrap the sunroof but it's too big for the piece I bought!!
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My offcuts on carbon wrap - For interior or small bits
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Wrap your interior trims


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I would have got mine today but the girlfriend was the only person in and ignored the door because she thought it was someone trying to sell/charity people. But my Top Gear mag and felt squeegee was just posted so silver linings and all that.
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I hope you had sturn words with her 

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Finally was able to pick the parcel up from the sorting office.
The stuff looks awesome and even has a bit of a blue tinge to it which will be keeping in with colour of the car
Gonna attempt to wrap the stereo surround this afternoon once I've bought a crafts knife.
Just have to work out how to remove the surround first
The stuff looks awesome and even has a bit of a blue tinge to it which will be keeping in with colour of the car

Gonna attempt to wrap the stereo surround this afternoon once I've bought a crafts knife.
Just have to work out how to remove the surround first

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Flathead screwdriver with a cloth over the end so you scratch the dash or surround. Its only clipped in, there's no screws so you just gently prie it off around the edges.
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Turned out quite well for a first attempt 



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Top work dude 

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