Best Dash Kits?

[MarkD51]

Hello all,
I've kicked this around for many years, doing a dash kit mod, and dressing up my '97 Tahoe LT's interior a little bit.

I have looked at the Remin Kits, they look nice. Not sure if I wish to use every last piece in the Kit, but one has that option to go as little, or as far as they like. The Remin Kits have a choice of faux wood, or real wood, which the real wood looks better to me in the pics, plus painted, or a variety Carbon Fiber, real and faux.

Thought of maybe at least doing the doors, and maybe a bit on the dash, and ceiling counsel.

I'm sort of on the fence with such, and always had been, thinking the mods will be a no turning back sort of deal, once adhered, that's it for the rest of the life of the truck.
Thanks, Mark

 

[07SubLTZ]

If you're thinking about putting one of those stick on kits, I would wouldn't do it. They look cheap in my opinion. I would look into doing hydro dipping instead. It looks factory and you get so many different print options.

 

[MarkD51]

If you're thinking about putting one of those stick on kits, I would wouldn't do it. They look cheap in my opinion. I would look into doing hydro dipping instead. It looks factory and you get so many different print options.

Thank you for your reply. I'll look into such.

My largest worries with the stick on Kits, would be at some point in the future an eventual aging, or cracking occurring, or possibly becoming un-glued, and lifting. And then what?

Thanks again.
Mark

 

[YAMBAG]

I used the stick on kit last summer and its been on without problems ever since. I used the simulated carbon fiber look. It was a cheap "upgrade" at the time and if I had the chance to do it again I would do the hyro dipping option after I do a double DIN mod to the dash.