How to Carbon wrap a dash

Hi there is there anyone out there that has tried to Carbon wrap there dash and other bits inside a supra if so what product did you use and how easy was it. Tried to use some wrap off of eBay and looked great then I put It in the car next day it had all swollen up bubbles everywhere. Very frustrated with it now can anybody help me. Ahhhh :sos:

Thanks.

I just had mine hydrodipped.

Had my dash dipped.

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You mean carbon 'effect' wrap?

Genuine carbon will be skimmed, or you can get it dipped.

Wrapping is another option that you've used I think.

You need to make sure you have a very clean surface to start, heat the wrap up using a heatgun and lay it down slowly making sure it goes into the recessed/ridges.

When it's in place you need to post heat it also, as that makes the wrap form to the shape it's been applied to.

Use 3M stuff and make sure you heat treat it once it's been smoothed down. A good hairdryer will do, only needs to get to 65 degrees or so.

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Just wrapped mine (not in carbon) but it's the same idea

If using 3m (dinoc etc), remove oem rubber from surface and i suggest that you use 3m spesific vinyl "glue" on panels under wrap. On my car, after summer, vinyl started to bubble, badly from edges / bends due heat. That glue should help with that. Panels gets really hot inside parked car on sunny days!

another recommendation for having it dipped a few of the panels will be straight forward enough but some will be a right pig to do, I tried wrapping the top dash pieces (the piece above the dials and has the clear plastic screen with the odo behind it) and was turning out to be alot of work to get it right so I sent it away to be dipped in the end by a member on here and was very happy with the result.