carbon fiber interior trim install
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carbon fiber interior trim install
so i have done a few searches, as well as checking the "install" section of this site, and i have found no instructions on how to install these optional pieces.
i assume you need to clean the surfaces first and maybe install on a warm day or at least use a hair dryer or something to be sure the tape is warm and sticky, but is there anything else?
is there a specific order that these pieces need to be installed?
i assume you need to clean the surfaces first and maybe install on a warm day or at least use a hair dryer or something to be sure the tape is warm and sticky, but is there anything else?
is there a specific order that these pieces need to be installed?
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Originally Posted by lembowski
just clean well to remove any surface resedue and hold down on them firmly for a minute. I wouldn't think you would need a hair dryer unless it is really cold, the surface would need to be "room temperature"
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and i am in michigan, and it is about 9 degrees out now, so...unless i wait i might have to use some heat.
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Originally Posted by blkaspec
cool, thanks
and i am in michigan, and it is about 9 degrees out now, so...unless i wait i might have to use some heat.
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and i am in michigan, and it is about 9 degrees out now, so...unless i wait i might have to use some heat.
68F, clear and sunny out here in diego. good thing our TLs have heated seats, no?
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i apologize, i thought thats where it was. i went to that section and clicked the "new thread" button, and i thought the only place i could see this thread was in the "Performance Parts & Modifications" section, so i dont know what happened. dont worry, i have read the rules but for some reason i dont think this was my fault, but if it was then i apologize again.
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Originally Posted by CrazyNurse
9 degress, Jeez!
68F, clear and sunny out here in diego. good thing our TLs have heated seats, no?
68F, clear and sunny out here in diego. good thing our TLs have heated seats, no?
lucky!!!! i wish it was warm and sunny here. we got the sun, just no warm. and the heated seats are a must here
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Originally Posted by imj0257
i got my TL with an acura brand dash kit already installed. it is sweeeet. it covers all console and also has the area right above the dash and on the doors ![Smile](https://acurazine.com/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
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what you describe sounds like what everyone has. the optional CF covers the plastic around the seat-heater switches, the area around the front cup holders, and the area on the center console that reaches in to the back seat that has the air vents and the storage area that opens up. those all get covered with the fake carbon fiber and are just stick-ons. the other cf pieces are not stick-on.
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Originally Posted by vinnier6
i would wait until its atleast mid 50's or soo, the directions that came with mine (two optional pieces) said 60 degrees or better and clean the area with rubbing alcohol...
thank you very much! this is the answer i was looking for, direct from the instructions. mine didnt come with any.
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Originally Posted by blkaspec
i apologize, i thought thats where it was. i went to that section and clicked the "new thread" button, and i thought the only place i could see this thread was in the "Performance Parts & Modifications" section, so i dont know what happened. dont worry, i have read the rules but for some reason i dont think this was my fault, but if it was then i apologize again.
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Originally Posted by vinnier6
i would wait until its atleast mid 50's or soo, the directions that came with mine (two optional pieces) said 60 degrees or better and clean the area with rubbing alcohol...
And I agree about cleaning the area with rubbing alcohol first.
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Originally Posted by A SiQ TL
We have climate control. You can make it whatever temp you need inside the car to do the job, just let the heater run for a while.
And I agree about cleaning the area with rubbing alcohol first.
And I agree about cleaning the area with rubbing alcohol first.
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