I blame add issan and Pid

i looked on the pc , only way i could see them :(. nice job , it's all about patience and not panicking if you bugger it up , looks like you're doing a sterling job (y)


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Latest trial....cutting the circles accurately for the warning lights stumped me a touch though
 

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No. Get a punch the same diameter as the hole. The punch has a razor edge, so you use a screwing action :eek: to cut through. Either that or use a modelling knife to cut into segments, 4 cuts should be plenty, then push the tip of your little finger through the hole :D taking the vinyl through, then fold the segments at the back of the panel. (y)
 
No. Get a punch the same diameter as the hole. The punch has a razor edge, so you use a screwing action :eek: to cut through. Either that or use a modelling knife to cut into segments, 4 cuts should be plenty, then push the tip of your little finger through the hole :D taking the vinyl through, then fold the segments at the back of the panel. (y)

The modelling knife is the way forward i think and fold the wrap back through the hole, I have realised today, When i did the headlight switch panel in the car i cut the hole out completely, and with the heat we have had recently it's started to unwrap from where i did not wrap and fold back through the hole for the switch..
I was going to buy some more wrap and re-wrap it, but have since found a few real carbon wrapping kits for not much more money than the di-noc stuff, so that will be my next attempt.. i will start with the headlight switch panel then move up to the larger bits... :)
 
Done the spotty rubbers and very happy with the results.

Also, pictured the comparison between the real carbon fibre winglets and the vinyl strips.


Hey Si, that looks great mate - good job. So basically you apply this stuff and just give it some heat with a hair dryer?