COMPLETED: Enzo dashboard

[S Brake]

If you need reference pictures for the dashboard or basically any part on the Enzo just let me know, I've got about 60 high res shots of it.

[SupercarFreak]

Originally posted by snowboarder
If you need reference pictures for the dashboard or basically any part on the Enzo just let me know, I've got about 60 high res shots of it.

many thanks snowboarder,

however, I have 253 high res pics of the enzo, 44 of them relating to the interior alone

here's a nice pic. again, thanks

cheers

[rsbousquet]

: i don't think they have enough carbon fiber on that car. i think there may still be some aluminum in the engine bay..

lol what a beautiful car.. nice work on the dashboard... would love to see some whole car pics.. if you've even started koo

[daggerlee]

Originally posted by SupercarFreak


great tips...

clear would make the decals more glossy/realistic and i could wax them to make them shine more

i was just going to use some q-tips and nail polish remover to strip the paint where i wanted to, sanding is also a good idea.

also, any way to recover the Ferrari decal I used on the wheel? it's a done deal, isn't it?

Nail polish remover might harm the plastic, if you used Tamiya acrylics use rubbing alcohol (isopropyl alcohol), if you used enamel use mineral spiirts or enamel thinner...this is of course after taking adequate steps to protect the carbon fiber decals (If you're going to clear, make sure to mask off the areas you want to strip the paint from too).

Try soaking the wheel in warm water, it should float off and you can retrieve it with tweezers and put it on something like glass for easy retrieval later.