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Old 09-01-2009, 12:41 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Which is better, Neffy Wrap/Di-Noc?

I plan on wrapping alot of my interior, and some exterior.....which of these 2 products is better?
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I don't know anything about either product, but there's a couple of cool threads on Neffy Wrap at CherokeeSRT8 forums. Looks like neat stuff.

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From what I've been able to read on various forums is looks like Dy-NOC would probably hold up better if used on the outside of the car. If you check their website it actually shows the product being used on car bodies and it is designed for architectural (heavy duty exposure) use. The Neffy Wrap looks like a good choice for the inside of the car. I just ordered some Neffy Wrap to do some interior mods and should have some more feedback after the weekend.

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just did mine in neffy wrap and I'll have to say I'm not entirely happy with it. Due to the clock recess shape it proved to be extremely difficult. and the vents were a problem too. It took me three trys to get it on but I can't get the lower corners of the vents right they are shaped funny at the bottom (deeper than top) but It's ok for now. I'm worried about the clock area, there is so much tension on it that I think on a hot day it may start to seperate. I have a few ideas on how to re-do but later. If tx_bandit has any ideas let me know. on the other forums their dash doesent have the clock so it was easier for them??? I've read di-noc can be reshaped w/ heat maybe a better idea? esp around the clock.
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Had the same issues. I had to do mine twice before I figured out how to get the stuff to stick to the various contours of the center console - especially the clock area.

Spray the part to be covered with adhesive
Wait 1 minute
Spray again around clock and vents (needs extra hold )
Spray the back of the Neffy Wrap
Wait 1 minute
Drape the Neffy wrap and press into clock and vent recesses
Flip over
Spay adhesive on the areas around back where the neffy wrap will fold over
Fit vent and clock openings
Finish the rest normally

One more install tip, when you are cutting the openings make lots of small cuts. Instead of just making an 'X' an folding it in;
cut the edges so that you have lots of little strips.
This way you get a better fit and much more ability to adjust the fit.
See example below

Lastly, if you don't like it just peel it off and remove any left over adhesive with Goof-off and your console will look just like it did before

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I'll try and post pics later of mine, could you post pics of yours?
ESP. Around the vents (close up) and the clock.
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Posted some here: New dash mods
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I did my shifter area, came out perfect. I am going to be doing the nav bezel soon, I am going to be filling in the clock area since I have never once even looked at that clock.
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