458 Sticky Refinishing.....

It is not my intention to mislead anyone or disparage anyone's work. I have no skin in this game and respect different companies offering options to Ferrari owners. That said I do not believe I was speaking out of turn either.

I did a bit of research to support my comment and welcome Robbie's explanation for the following findings which are the work of Sticky No More. To my eye these are decals but perhaps I am not judging this correctly.

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Also while looking around I did find these two videos that do two things:

1. Show the difference between the work of the two companies out there

2. Explain Robbie's position of how it is 'possible' to save the OEM markings. It is up to the customer to decide if this is acceptable or if a full re-finish and re-marking is the better solution

 

The MAIN VDA and PS did not come out of my shop. Do not use anything that looks like that. The LOCK overlays like those have not been used for years. So if your going to say we do certain things please make sure you are current on what we do and how we do it, not something we did years ago when we first started, LONG before ANYONE else was helping with this issue. I can make vids and pics also and claim they came from a competitor. I focus on what we do, not what others do, period. I'll move on now, have a good day....

 

Just got my parts back from Dave and they look great, now the reconstruct begins!


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Sticky Rx has done the interiors on at least 3 of my Ferraris and I can say their work is pure perfection. Dave at Sticky Rx is a consummate professional and he currently sets the standard in interior refinishing. Sticky Rx's work is superior to anything else on the market. Period.

 

Thats not bad, my local ferrari dealership is talking about $3500, which is almost twice your price

 

I dont know if this has been covered, but are there any videos or instructions to disassemble dash to send in sticky parts to be recoated.
I have a 2011 458, and this would be of great help if you could point me in the right direction

 

I'm interested in this also. I looked at the instructions on Stickyrx which is a start but I don't think they're complete.

Rich

 

Don’t ask me exactly where but yes there is a good set of instructions on the forum from a diy with pictures. I used them and they were a great help

 

Here you go I think this is it “458 interior removal”. By doubled33

 

In the 458 workshop manual, it starts on p. 1274 (section E4.02).