midnight0045

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Has anyone here ever seen and or installed these in your maxima? they are full sets of new pieces of trim for your years car with different woods/carbon fiber/ colors... are they worth the trouble? is it just a really fun and easy snap on and snap off process?? or are you required to make special cuts if you have aftermarket equipment like say a deck?

Dave H.

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You may want to include a link...

NYC32798

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These are one of those things on ebay that you'd want to stay away from. My friend had wood trim installed from ebay in his 97 max in the winter. As soon as summer came and it got hot out, the trim started to bubble and separate from the "wood" and the glue started to melt that held it on so if you touched it, the trim pieces would move. It sucked even more trying to remove it and get all that glue off.

nexgenmax

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Hope this will help http://www.customenterprise.com/view.../vts/design017

midnight0045

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exactly, site like these that aren't "ebay" driven.. i was asking if anyone has had it "professionally" done this site appears have some good quality trim.. i mean 220 bucks? a carbonfiber finish? haha sorry this is just really interesting to me that they offer this and just wanted to know if someone invested that much money to change the appearance of their interior

midnight0045

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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Nissa...spagenameZWDVW

markd248

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ehh i dont think id feel comfertable putting that in my car. they use the same pic thats on the CE site. just stick with what you have or drop more money and go with ths sure fit.

NYC32798

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I'm not sure which one your interested in but I think there are 2 companies that sell real brushed aluminum kits. I know for a fact there is one company that sells it and I remeber reading somewhere that there is another company that makes them. I'mm see if I can find the sites.

HomerMAC

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No OFFICER i dont believe in stick on trim sir...

i beilieve that deserves a Failure to Mod properly ticket...

PS.. glad to see you on here.. after the cop post.. i thought you might not post much... great to have a unique person on here... good luck with the car.

JWoodstock0617

nooooo stay away....no good... go with the custommaxima/custom enterprise stuff...what are you trying to go for the wood look or the bezelled metal look?

LiGhtSoUt

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actually your wrong theres a seller on ebay that ships it from brooklyn,ny and i'll tell you this much it looks good and fits perfectly and ive seen it on someones car and it goes for 120 shipped i'll find the link and post it

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/NISSA...57527268QQrdZ1

midnight0045

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yea.. well i just saw these now too and was curious if anyone has ever seen these either? they are chrome pillar stick on's that are about 40 bucks for a set of 6.. which also confuses me.. all i am aware of is 4 for the 4 doors.. where would the other 2 go??? thanks for you input here guys

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Nissa...QQcmdZViewItem

LiGhtSoUt

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the 2 are for the small pieces towards the small window on the back doors look for it you'll see it there there thin

dgeesaman

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I installed a Joshua Tree kit to replace the woodgrain set already in the car. They only last about 50k - the pieces up near the clock peel up in the sun. I was hoping the JT kit would last longer than the stock one, but unfortunately they don't. I suspect it peels because of the times when it's hot from being in the sun and I get the A/C blasting cold - the thermal effects cause the poured resin surface to peel up from the wood underneath.

Dave

Cdg2125

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I didnt even read the thread but I wanted to post not to use those kits! They suck. They peel and do not last long. Take the time and paint the trim if you really want to. Here's a pic of my interior. Paint it...it look so much better and lasts longer.

MOHFpro90

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www.superiordash.com They are near me, about a mile away. The kits look nice, and they have a wide variety. I have never done business with them, but there are always cars in there. If I had the cash I would look into it.

http://www.superiordash.com/E-Cat/product.php?cid=18 online catalog.

Enjoy

ethnic6

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got mine from ebay, pretty good fits...

http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2481635

for pics go to the link above...

johnpolo

http://www.alkaplus.com is the guys from brooklyn. I was lucky i found them on ebay and searched where they located. I am in brklyn too. So i went here myself. I got the English Burlwood. Trust me it looks dark from the site but it is perfect for black surface. Thats what i thought first too but after seeing the finished dashboard my car got its style

It is very easy to install. Also i got one custumized sticker too. I put it on my dashboard right below air bag on passenger side seen below but i didnt get the chrome trim..wooden is the best

G-Gore

I have another question about those sets... Is there any other option? Instead of stickers I would rather replace whole plastic frames so it might last longer. Do you know if anybody makes them? How about Nissans trims? Prices?

Cdg2125

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New trim pieces from nissan will be monster $$. You can try to find people parting there cars or buy the pieces or paint them like I said before.

johnpolo

G-Gore, what you see there is not really a plastic that goes away so fast..they are hard plastic..trust me it is very hard to take them out if you know the proper way to put them on ur car....

Flava_24/7

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What are you taling about? Have you had one?
Ive had mine on for over 4 years and its still holding on strong, in fact its actually hard to pull off. I was considering pulling it off one day but it wasnt comming off easilyl so I just left it.

Cdg2125

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Well thats the first positive post I've heard about them. I havnt seen anything but bad remarks about them. I still think it's better to paint. It's just my opinion.