For The Guys Who've Installed Dash Kits
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For The Guys Who've Installed Dash Kits
I was wondering if you guys were happy with the fitment and look. I'm thinking about getting some brushed aluminum, but I'm afraid that it won't be flush with the body or fit wrong. How bad does having a peice of plastic sticking out of your trim look??? Is it that noticeable or irritating??? I'm **** and I'd like it to look as close to OEM as possible.
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#2
install it CORRECTLY and they look very good.. the hardest part is aligning everything on there. you can only stick 'em on once. if you get it misaligned when you touch a corner down, it's all over. the adhesive on them is so strong, it'll mess up the trim if you try to pull it off.
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Re: For The Guys Who've Installed Dash Kits
Originally posted by Dark Lord Bunny
I was wondering if you guys were happy with the fitment and look. I'm thinking about getting some brushed aluminum, but I'm afraid that it won't be flush with the body or fit wrong. How bad does having a peice of plastic sticking out of your trim look??? Is it that noticeable or irritating??? I'm **** and I'd like it to look as close to OEM as possible.
I was wondering if you guys were happy with the fitment and look. I'm thinking about getting some brushed aluminum, but I'm afraid that it won't be flush with the body or fit wrong. How bad does having a peice of plastic sticking out of your trim look??? Is it that noticeable or irritating??? I'm **** and I'd like it to look as close to OEM as possible.
![Confused](https://maxima.org/forums/images/smilies/confused.gif)
Dont get me wrong it doesnt look bad but just not PERFECT like I like. I will be re doing it later with the woodtrim.com kit.
Good luck.
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