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Reply With Quotealso interested in this for a friend's car.
thanks for input.
Looking to cover my original dash in wood but I'm not going to settle for the cheap vinyl. I've seen some mention of the water transfer printing method but cannot seem to find anywhere to buy the burl wood film or the chemical needed to activate it. Are there any other methods of creating a burl wood effect through paint or maybe someone can link me to a place to get the films and chemical I need for the transfer printing.
also interested in this for a friend's car.
thanks for input.
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Or you could just do it in real wood...........
What kind of car do you have? Perhaps there is already an aftermarket kit.
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I have a Lincoln LS (03). I just got back from my garage at my parents house with what I think could be a great solution for some of us. I'm going to be doing several interior pieces from my car in the next few days and I will be sure to take pictures and make a how-to if anyone is interested. It's a pretty easy method, just a variation of another popular texturing idea.
For once you have tasted flight you will walk the earth with your eyes turned skywards, for there you have been and there you will long to return.
Leonardo Da Vinci
Thanks greatwhite but I am purposely avoiding the kits. They only include certain pieces and all kits for the LS are just retarded. They don't fit correctly, etc.
Here's a very crappy picture of what I tested today.
my brother has an altima and got his stuff done in a grey wood. Its dope. try google, I think the guys are called patterntek com
Not sure if they are one in the same,. but alot of the pics from Pattern Tek look the exactly the same as the pics at Phoenix Imaging...
http://www.phoenix-image.com/Hydrogr...s/DSC01620.htm
http://patterntek.com/pictures/detail.asp?id=22
Maybe the same company? Maybe one outsorces to the other? Either way, the finishes are sweet.
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The address my bro sent his engine cover to was to florida. Phenox site says texas
its very nice...
but also quite expensive..
They can make almost any pattern.
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