Center console and side panels wrapped.

Looks great!

I wrapped some of my previous cars trim...Holy time consuming batman. A hair dryer can be your best friend with the dinoc.

Looks pretty good

Karter01 said:

Looks great!

I wrapped some of my previous cars trim...Holy time consuming batman. A hair dryer can be your best friend with the dinoc.

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Lol I used a heat gun on most of it but found out that using a heater works really well. I could use both hands while forming it.

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How did you get the top piece out? I been looking at mine for two days and am just stuck.

This right up on another forum helps a lot. It won't let me post the link on here for some reason so just Google "Ford Raptor Radio Bezel Removal"

I was looking at having mine hydro dipped, but think I am going to try this first. Love the 3m product and looks simple enough even I should be able to do it

SilentShooter said:

I was looking at having mine hydro dipped, but think I am going to try this first. Love the 3m product and looks simple enough even I should be able to do it

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Vinyl in my opinion will be more durable, plus i like the texture it has. If you accidently scratch something thats been hydrodipped with your keyes or something sharp, that stuff comes right off and you're stuck with a damaged piece that needs to be re-dipped. With vinyl, it's replaceable and not permanent.
My only complaint with it is if you don't use or apply the 3m tape primer correctly on something that has round edges, it will start to bubble the first few hot summer days. Mine did in a few places on the edges, but it's nothing that can't be fixed.

Anything hydrodipped needs to be heavily clear coated otherwise it does scratch easy.

Looks really good. I'm doing the same on the center console panels. But a different color.

Mine has held up great over the past 3 years. When it gets hot, some of the edges will bubble but it's an easy fix.