Reply to "Update on Joel Roth's Beck Super Coupe-Seats"

Gordon NicholsMassachusetts 1993 CMC Supporting Member

Joel: There's a wrap for that!

Someone on here did that treatment to a 550 Spyder dash insert. My only caveat would be that 356 lower dash is curved under slightly - If you can get the aluminum sheet to follow that curve, you're golden.

Try googling "Engine Turned Wrap" or "Engine Turned Aluminum Wrap" and you should get a bunch of hits. Make a paper template of where you want it to be, cut it out to fit, peel of the backing and stick it on. Easy-Peasy and few, if any, will detect that it's a plastic wrap. Even the later Pontiac Trans-Am dash was a plastic, engine-turned insert.

Here's the first one that popped up:

https://www.amazon.com/Engine-...-Curve/dp/B0057YJOBK

11/7/216:07 AM

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