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Old 11-21-2005, 12:25 PM
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Does anyone know if there are brushed aluminum interior trim pieces available for the NB? I have found LOTS of the stick-on kind, but want to steer clear of that... I want actual pieces... Things like door handles, center dash piece, etc... I have a 2002 Snap GLS turbo...
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Old 11-21-2005, 01:15 PM
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I think anything you'll find will be the stick on. I've only ever seen the stick on pieces. I do have a brushed aluminum "look" kit. I like it, but do wish it were real metal. I remember seeing a kit someone installed (they had pics on the old .org) of their kit, and it was real metal. But even so, it was still a stick in type kit.
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Old 11-21-2005, 01:17 PM
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How do the stick-on kits look? Do they hold up well, or do they have a tendency to peel off? If I were to install a stick-on kit and decide I wanted to remove it later, would it create any damage on the existing oem pieces?
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here is my "look-a-like" brushed aluminum kit. It is a stick on kit, and it was fairly easy to install, just be careful because you don't get a lot of chances to redo it. I only ended up paying around $90 for the whole thing.

I am pretty sure that you can remove it later on if you wanted, you would just have to clean off the glue residue real well. If you have any other questions, I might be able to answer...

you can't see it well, but it does have pieces that continue on the center console, where the shifter is and e-brake. There are also pieces that go on the doors, but I only used a select few. hope this helps!
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Old 11-21-2005, 09:36 PM
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Where did oyu get that kit Mattsbug? I want something similar when I finally paint my center console cyber green.
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UH...thats a good question!

But I think I was browsing eBay and found one for a decent price with all the pieces I wanted, so I contacted the seller and asked if they had a brushed aluminum kit...and they did!!!

I would check eBay and see if you find something you like, most of the time the seller's carry big supplies.
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I bought a unused kit off the old .org from batik_addict. The kit was yellow, and I wanted to do a mix of silver and batick blue for mine. I'm not totally done, but I did finish the silver pieces. Some of the kit I didn't use, but I painted them just in case I ever get rambunxious. The silver I picked which was just a off the shelf duplicolor from Walmart is almost dead on for VW silver so my kit looks almost factory.
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That looks very nice...can't wait to see it finished...

**maybe you should touch up the steering with that paint

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That looks very nice...can't wait to see it finished...

**maybe you should touch up the steering with that paint



ooo and what pedals are those? me likey! :-p
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