After installing carbon fiber overlays on the grill and tailgate emblems a few weeks ago, I got to thinkin, this may look pretty decent on the interior.....not a big fan ...

After installing carbon fiber overlays on the grill and tailgate emblems a few weeks ago, I got to thinkin, this may look pretty decent on the interior.....not a big fan of the faux wood look...

So....I picked up a sheet of the 3M DI-NOC Carbon Fiber Vinyl on Friday and I was off and running.....prying dash and trim pieces and getting ready to cover em up with CF...
It's pretty easy to work with.....has a cool dimensional texture and looks pretty sweet when light hits it.

And because I can't get myself to throw away a single scrap of the stuff, I thought I would take the remote key fob apart and wrap it too...

Here are a few pics....I took a bunch of the whole process...

I'm waiting until the sun comes out again to take pics of the finished interior....it's been overcast and rainy for 2 days here in FL...not complaining....WE NEED THE RAIN!

That looks great.

That does look nice...I definately want to see the finished product.

I really like that !!!!! Dam nice job !!!

Nice project nicely done!
So...what's in the background with the red calipers???
Porsche?

Chebby

Thats a great idea. Can't wait for the finished look pics. I'm thinking that might be a nice look in my bland LT interior. A quick " How To " on removing interior trim would be nice. Got B-B -Q ribs in the oven driving me nuts right now. Damm they smell good .Think I'll go out in my truck and start taking inventory on trim pieces.

nice work. looks sweet. and yep thats a porsche hangin out in the back there. must be nice. lol
when working with the sheets do you have to heat them to form them in the shap you want or they pill and stick?

Still overcast here in FL so the pics look a bit on the gray side but the CF really looks BLACK!

Turkeyslugger...the CF is peel and stick but you definitely have to use heat to form it...it was kind of a PITA trying to juggle a hair dryer and trying to shape the CF around the corners at the same time....

It wasn't until my last piece that I found an easier way to handle the hair dryer....upside down squeezed between my legs...now both hands were free.....go figure!

Holy cow, that's the way to go for an interior! Looks jaw-droppingly good, if you ask me.

Dude you did a great job on that. Looks cool on the center console too from the little bit I can see in the first photo. Feel free to do a How-To Blog or something like that on the process, I'd definately be interested.