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What a great idea!!!:thumbsup: I was trying to think of a good way to go with this issue. This might be just the ticket!:thumbsup: Where did you get the material? How difficult is it to remove the panel?
 

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When I was a little kid, contact paper was fairly new. My mother covered everything in sight with it. Then she wound up replacing everything.

So, I have an aversion to the stuff. :lol:


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In Seattle I got the stuff at Fred Meyers (Krogers).
This stuff is pretty sturdy, I covered my gas tank on my old GSR and it lasted almost 2 years before I dumped the bike and it scratched it.


Pretty simple to put on. I didn't even remove the cover. I traced the contact paper to size and used a wet cloth to work out the bubble and used a credit card end to tuck it into the cracks then trimmed it carefully with a razor blade.

I found a shop that is willing to do it with 3m laminate but they wanted over $200 for parts and labor. This took me 10 minutes and $6.99 for a roll big enough to cover 1/2 the car. Funny thing is it matches the grain plastic/rubber of the interior.


this is the stuff but you can find it cheaper in the kitchen area or even at home depot / lowes.

http://www.interiorplace.com/black-faux-leather-contact-paper/?gclid=CLqf5farkLoCFQZyQgod3BoALQ
 
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