i was looking at this to do my interior dash and and possibly my a pillars (instead of paying an outrageous amount from scion) my question does anyone know if this brand holds up

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...64729939796565

 

metrorestyling.com look for 3m di-noc, i believe they have an ebay store too

 

hey i had seen that i was just looking for something a bit cheaper and for like a fourth the price i can get the other stuff but wanted to check on quality of product

 

if you want the cheap ____, dont expect it to last like the dinoc. ive had 3M di noc covering my whole roof for 2 years, still looks flawless.

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Beautiful stuff . . . I'll be keeping my eye on developments.

I have the carbon fiber b-pillar applique, which I think is very good-looking, and at some point I'd like to complete the theme elsewhere on the exterior of the vehicle, without overdoing it of course, I'm not some carbon-fiber nut or anything but there need to be touches of carbon fiber elsewhere to balance it out. On the interior, I know there are some interior kits available that are pre-cut, I think I've seen some on ebay. Hesitant to buy, however, till I see some trustworthy feedback and high-resolution pictures.

 

Here's a couple pics from when I first got my roof wrapped. It looks just as good now, legit di-noc is great stuff. Just a FYI, 3M di noc was a architectural vinyl, it wasn't designed for automotive use and isn't warrentied for it. They (3M) just came out with an auto grade just recently. Go to a tint/vinyl shop to quality materials.

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I am curious to see some high quality up-close picture of the interior vinyls.
I painted mine so I am not interested in purchasing them.
I am just wondering how it covers the texture of the dash pieces. Wouldn't it partially show through?

 

Yes, it does show through. I have/had the CustomtC kit, and the textured pieces around the radio, mirror/foglight switch, and above the glove box, looked TERRIBLE. I removed them, and I am in the process of painting these pieces.

I kept it everywhere eles though, I think it looks good. Goes on the doors, and in the little cubbie under the radio, all over really. Go to my profile for pics or look in ICE for: CustomtC interior vinyl, cause....Im lazy and am not going to repost them..............

 

With the 3m di-noc its thick and the dash texture does not come threw.
The radio pice is a pain and don't forget to use a primmer on all the edges to stop them from lifting.
We did 3 dash pieces and the 2 door handles with the silver on the steering wheel. it changed the inside of the car…..

 

Pics???

 

Door handel
Looking for the rest in the car.

 

That looks great! And I hate the carbon fiber look...... You may change my view

 

Thats the 3m DI-NOC,
Its night and day different in look and feel next to the others on the market. But you can use what YOU like.

 

Not bad at all. Is the seam on the back side?

 

ive actually started looking at metro's m500 sheets they are cheaper and from all the reviews i have read and comparisons i have seen they are about the same

found this style answer and question on two or three different websites

 

I have worked with both and here's a photo of the m500 laying over the DI-noc. the m500 is darker black, and the print is not as deep and de fined as the 3M.
The m500 works well over a edge but a deep draw using heat it will lose it print a lot quicker than the 3M.
You can see that it would not be wise to use the 2 in the same car or area for the untrained eye will see it very quickly.