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dash trim on ebay assisstance

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http://cgi.ebay.com.au/MITSUBISHI-FTO-1 ... dZViewItem

does anyone know whether this is the actual parts of the dash ? or just like a sticker that u apply over it ??
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anyone ??? please this is urgent and i have not yet received a reply from the seller... so i thought u guys might know ??
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usually things like that are just stickers...

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would u say its a good alternative to buying the actual peices ? what do u think about the quality ?
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this has been covered soooooo many times before...

http://www.ftoaustralia.com/modules.php ... pic&t=9541


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yes they are just stickers and I think they would look good as long as they go on with out any problems and will hide any nwanted cracks :lol:
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would they look real ? have u seen anyone with them on ?
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I have see some like this and they looked good, it just comes down to if it is put on right and if its what you like as that is the main reason that you do it for 8)
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harry90 wrote:would they look real ? have u seen anyone with them on ?
dude did you even read the link i posted???

http://www.ftoaustralia.com/modules.php ... pic&t=9541
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would u say the quality of the stickers is good or ???
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yep they should be good for at lest 5 years any way lol :lol:
also check out the pics that silverfish has up the door trim gives the best look at the design of it
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Nup

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I know several others will disagree with my opinion on this, but the ones I got didnt fit right and peeled on the edges within a year. I ended up ripping them off and replacing with dipped parts. Look so much better, but do cost quite a bit more.

But then, if you are into a wood grain finish, im looking at parting with mine at the moment (in perfect condition). The brown doesnt work with my new GPvR blue seats :cry:

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    dstocks wrote:I know several others will disagree with my opinion on this, but the ones I got didnt fit right and peeled on the edges within a year. I ended up ripping them off and replacing with dipped parts. Look so much better, but do cost quite a bit more.

    But then, if you are into a wood grain finish, im looking at parting with mine at the moment (in perfect condition). The brown doesnt work with my new GPvR blue seats :cry:

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    Have seen dstocks woodgrain dash, looks great would ask him about it if I was looking at something like that.
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    Post by Choo »

    Hey.
    I bought the silver finish dash trim kit. yeh they are just stickers.
    Gave me a bit of a shock when i received a parcel that was barely an inch
    thick lol.

    Quality wise the pieces around the door area look really good. However it didn't fit properly around the gear surround and the piece that goes on top of the dash is cracked so i'm taking it off soon. I didn't even bother
    with the bit for the steering wheel cos it looks wanky and stupid.

    All in all i reckon its a good alternative to painting or replacing as it costs
    less, you can always take it off if your going to sell the car and with
    minor adjustments to some of the stickers it can look good.
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    Post by SG »

    there's another version of the dash kit thats similar on ebay that claims its 3mm thick... but seems to use the same templates. anyone bought that one? http://cgi.ebay.com.au/MITSUBISHI-FTO-9 ... dZViewItem

    looks like the successor to the sticker kit...
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    SG wrote:there's another version of the dash kit thats similar on ebay that claims its 3mm thick... but seems to use the same templates. anyone bought that one?

    the standard stickers are about 3mm thick.
    i'm guessing it's the same as all the other sticker kits.
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    To me those dash stickers look so cheap and it makes the interior looks like lego.

    You might save some money by using these, but most people impression on them aren't exactly positive. After you had it on for a while the sticky recedure would be a bit*ch to remove.
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    good point... i've already been thinking about other alternatives !!!
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    there's another version of the dash kit thats similar on ebay that claims its 3mm thick... but seems to use the same templates. anyone bought that one?
    Yep, that was the one I bought. Not real happy Jan!
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