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Old 05-15-08, 07:18   #8 (permalink)
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Re: Dash Overlay Kits

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Originally Posted by sexmoneydrugs View Post
Yeah, I don't know where I got $100. I've been accessory shopping all day.

I found out I could get a 300C Hemi badge for around $30 - I'll have to ask the dealer if that "exchange" would void the warranty The SRT8 badge would likely get it stolen.

Have you installed one of these kits before? I don't want it to look cheap - obviously, that would make it a rather stupid upgrade.

But I know cars get stupid hot inside - so I'm thinking any adhesive is likely to peel after a while.

I've kinda talked myself out of it at this point - as my Mom is very happy with it already. And having helped her buy it, it's kinda my responsibility.

So having her go into hysterics about the car peeling apart would not be cool. And buying a plane ticket to go peel up the old and put in a new kit, plus all the gummy crap that would most likely be all over the place...

Unless someone here has a tremendous amount of faith in the kits, I'll probably pass.
If you get a good kit, there should be no problem with it peeling off later on down the line. Just be sure there is no residue on the parts you are placing the overlays on and clean them very well, twice. Sherwood Dash seems to be one of the best dash overlay manufactures for your car. Just Google for Sherwood dash kits and pick your dealer.
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