phillepe

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So I recently installed an Injen FMIC and cusco oil catch can and decided I wanted some bling for my engine bay. I started searching online for some small things to spice up the look of my bay. Those radiator cooling plates add alot of bling and I wanted one but didn't want to pay a ton for a piece of thin metal.... So I made my own!

This is how it looked when I started:

Removed Rad. supports

Aquired some cardboard and eye balled size and dimensions


Cut cardboard and checked the fit

Aquired some thin metal and cut to shape


Covered with Di-noc (baller status!)

And installed finished product!


All in all a pretty cheap and sweet looking mod. Wasn't hard at all to do and I have enough left to make one more. It looks hella nice!

phillepe

iTrader: (5)

Did my dash with the Di-noc stuff as well... Looks awesome!

dozenutts

iTrader: (15)

Looks pretty good. I've been thinking of using di-noc to cover my center console. Got any pics?

phillepe

iTrader: (5)

did you not see the above pic?

dozenutts

iTrader: (15)

^nope. It's prob cuz i'm on my phone and some pics don't show up on mobile version.

pearlf4i

The dash looks good just be careful not to hear it up too much or it will pull the design and also make sure you get some 3m primer for the hard curves and corners I used to do vinyl and car wraps lol

04caliwrx

iTrader: (6)

u on a stock turbo? the dash looks nice!

1JavaBlk_in_Sac

iTrader: (86)

very nice!
here's mine, painted wrinkle red for now..



Decided not to install these stock radiator mounts, engine bay looks cleaner this way.

queeg9k

iTrader: (11)

Not bad gentlemen.

theoutbackdream

iTrader: (15)

looks good, but wont the di-noc melt?

1JavaBlk_in_Sac

iTrader: (86)

I'd say it won't melt but most likely will peel off.

derekj19

Would you be willing to make more and sell? I really like yours