Dash Flocking kits
10 October 2006, 11:14 AM
#33
Originally Posted by StickyMicky
has anybody ever flocked there dash in situe?
i cant be botherd to take it out
it was not a problem to mask it up while in the car and dust some black paint over at the beguining of the year, i cant see a problem flocking it in the same way?
seams like everybody has bought a kit, but nobody has used it yet!
i cant be botherd to take it out
it was not a problem to mask it up while in the car and dust some black paint over at the beguining of the year, i cant see a problem flocking it in the same way?
seams like everybody has bought a kit, but nobody has used it yet!
It would take a very brave man to have a DIY go on this I feel, especially with the dash in situ. Maybe an idea would be to pick an old dash up from a scrapper and have a go at that to be on the safe side then if it works out then take the plunge and swap them over
10 October 2006, 12:08 PM
#35
Originally Posted by Silver Scooby Sport
Sorry Mick don't want to stray from your original question to far...
It would take a very brave man to have a DIY go on this I feel, especially with the dash in situ. Maybe an idea would be to pick an old dash up from a scrapper and have a go at that to be on the safe side then if it works out then take the plunge and swap them over
It would take a very brave man to have a DIY go on this I feel, especially with the dash in situ. Maybe an idea would be to pick an old dash up from a scrapper and have a go at that to be on the safe side then if it works out then take the plunge and swap them over
They supplied my slave dash
Really really helpful and the guy will post a dash to you for only £15 next day delivery
10 October 2006, 12:10 PM
#36
Si, i just also better mention that Paulies dash is trimmed in alcantara.. i got a quote for this exact same job and it was around £800 for a full dash.
I went with flocking instead as i wanted the WRC look (and a tiny bit cheaper)
The finished article is very very similar to Paulies though mate
I went with flocking instead as i wanted the WRC look
(and a tiny bit cheaper) The finished article is very very similar to Paulies though mate
10 October 2006, 01:41 PM
#37
Originally Posted by frayz
Si, i just also better mention that Paulies dash is trimmed in alcantara.. i got a quote for this exact same job and it was around £800 for a full dash.
I went with flocking instead as i wanted the WRC look (and a tiny bit cheaper)
The finished article is very very similar to Paulies though mate
I went with flocking instead as i wanted the WRC look
(and a tiny bit cheaper) The finished article is very very similar to Paulies though mate
you can just imagine your passengers hugging the dashboard on route imagine that ! £800 is a serious amout of cash to spend out 
but looking at Paulie's results well worth it if someone does have that sort of disposable income.With this sort of job it is all in the finish... it's there in your face you can't hide any of it, really looking forward to seeing the flocking results
10 October 2006, 01:56 PM
#38
Originally Posted by Silver Scooby Sport
Alcantara... you can just imagine your passengers hugging the dashboard on route imagine that ! £800 is a serious amout of cash to spend out but looking at Paulie's results well worth it if someone does have that sort of disposable income.
With this sort of job it is all in the finish... it's there in your face you can't hide any of it, really looking forward to seeing the flocking results
you can just imagine your passengers hugging the dashboard on route imagine that ! £800 is a serious amout of cash to spend out but looking at Paulie's results well worth it if someone does have that sort of disposable income.With this sort of job it is all in the finish... it's there in your face you can't hide any of it, really looking forward to seeing the flocking results
17 October 2006, 10:38 PM
#39
Last of my custom pods will be finished tomorrow.. Then last bits will be sent to the flockers
Hopefully get the whole lot back about the first week in November. The trimmer called today who's trimming my steereing wheel.
Should have that back by the end of the week :d
Hopefully get the whole lot back about the first week in November. The trimmer called today who's trimming my steereing wheel.
Should have that back by the end of the week :d
18 October 2006, 03:55 AM
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Originally Posted by Silver Scooby Sport
The flock is Grey opposed to Black which Frayz is having fitted 
For those who have not seen it......
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For those who have not seen it......
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That looks amazing, what choice of colours are available for this?
18 October 2006, 09:12 AM
#41
Originally Posted by cookstar
That looks amazing, what choice of colours are available for this?
You'll have to find a very good trimmer to do it and will cost you in excess of £800
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