97GreenMax

I am interested in making the interior of my car different. I don't really like alot of wood grain so I was interested in brushed aluminum. I have seen this on black dashes before, but never seen in on a tan/brown dash. Does anyone have pics or an opinion on how it would look?

tifosiv122

iTrader: (2)

I did carbon fiber over the wood. It wasn't a big mistake, you can still see some wood if you look at a certain way. If I were to do it again, I would sand down the wood and spray it black. Then I would cover it with the kit. I didn't think about this till after I installed mine.

Erik

95maximase

someone there has a GD on these overlays. He has links to the pics too. good luck

Shadow

iTrader: (15)

I think that someone is me. Here's the link. The GD will be ending in a few days, so let me know. Email me at sales@ap-signworks.com

https://maxima.org/forums/4th-generation-maxima-1995-1999/52729-problem.html

If you're worried about brushed aluminum on tan, it actually looks pretty good. I've seen 2 maximas with that combo now and it does look good.

97GreenMax

But how would it look on the tan/brown dash??

carnal_c30

iTrader: (38)

i dont like the brown dash... i think wood would go best with that... it looks good with a brown dash... but aluminium i duno.... maybe sumone has pictures

carnal_c30

iTrader: (38)

hmmm Shadow... how much would the price be after the group deal? and do you think its better than the $169 Joshua Tree kit? any idea? thanks

Shadow

iTrader: (15)

Email me about the price after the group deal. sales@ap-signworks.com I think it's pretty much the equivalent of the JT dash kit. Keep in mind that that group deal is going to end soon. And Custommaxima will be having our dash kit on GD next time, not the JT kit. I've only had the JT synthetic kit in my car, not the real one, so I can't provide a direct comparison. But the whole reason I switched to a different dash kit was because my old JT dash kit didn't fit well.