Machine Turned Metal Vinyl
Machine Turned Metal Vinyl
Does anyone know where I could source the machine turned vinyl used on the Boss dash? I'd like to cover the console area too.
Jason
Jason
Last edited by jskwarek; May 23, 2012 at 04:02 PM.
Here's a start, not sure if this is what you're looking for.
http://www.rvinyl.com/Engine-Turn-Vinyl-Film-Wraps.htm
http://www.metrorestyling.com/Metro-...yl-s/15790.htm
Originally Posted by jskwarek
Once again, thanks for the reminder as to why I don't spend much time on this site. You know exactly what I'm talking about, instead of being a resource you want to argue over semantics. 

I appreciate ALL I have learned here.

Interior
- Unique aluminum I/P finish panels with unique gunmetal engine turn pattern
- Aluminum accents – c/o IUP door handles and premier trim pedal covers and shifter trim ring
- Aluminum shifter ball unique to Bullitt
- Revised cluster with gunsight graphics and unique font
- Shelby GT500-style sport front seats and Shelby GT500-style steering wheel with Bullitt logo
- Unique aluminum sill plate (scuff plate) with Bullitt logo
- Serialization plate on strut tower brace
2008 Bullitt dash

Weatherby Orion O/U
1955 T-Bird Dash
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Yes just different names for the same thing. Point is nobody is doing it on any machine any more. The pattern is stamped or rolled into the metal or molded into the vinyl then vapor deposit aluminum is applied for the "look" of engine turned aluminum.
What people call real no a days is fake because they have never seen the real thing. Kinda like *****.
What people call real no a days is fake because they have never seen the real thing. Kinda like *****.
http://www.rvinyl.com/Engine-Turn-Vinyl-Film-Wraps.htm
Here is some. If I were doing this, I would find the best I could find and just redo everything so that it matches. I do not think the factory finish looks all that great. I mean, it looks fine, but it doesn't look like metal. I bet you can find a material that looks better. I think finding an exact match for the factory material will be almost impossible, and possibly not worth it.
Let us know how it goes. I do like the machine turned look and hope it turns out well.
Jimmy
Here is some. If I were doing this, I would find the best I could find and just redo everything so that it matches. I do not think the factory finish looks all that great. I mean, it looks fine, but it doesn't look like metal. I bet you can find a material that looks better. I think finding an exact match for the factory material will be almost impossible, and possibly not worth it.
Let us know how it goes. I do like the machine turned look and hope it turns out well.
Jimmy





