New knob and shine

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After much disarray getting my interior finished I finally got my last piece. I went with a bog standard oem gear knob. I wanted the ZHP but I couldn't justify the £65+ . I think it's heavier being plastic rather than my previous leather one and the added weight makes gear changes noticeably easier. The plastic finish also matches the dash perfectly. Only £25, ordered fri afternoon and came on Saturday so I'm well happy :) http://bit.ly/1jHQ7k2
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Also took a piccy after a wash and leather and the shine looks great with the chrome filter on my iPhone.
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All I've used is a budget cut and wax applied using mitten cloth followed a blue turtle wax applied with a polishing sponge, finishing of with a microfibre. I do one panel like this every time I clean the car and have probably been over the whole car about twice in a year -no expensive detailing required!
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Very, very shiny! Good work!
Your knob is a little indifferent but it gives it a clean look! :thumbsup:
 
Very, very shiny! Good work!
Your knob is a little indifferent but it gives it a clean look! :thumbsup:
 
Wyldie85 said:
Very, very shiny! Good work!
Your knob is a little indifferent but it gives it a clean look! :thumbsup:
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Thanks! Does look a bit same-ish but it's not fussy and does give a crisp clean look to go with the rest of the interior.
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(before fitted)


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rkstar9 said:
nice knob!

any more pictures of the entire interior with the knob?
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Not at the moment most were taken prior when I refitted my dash trims. Not the most exciting bit of kit to look at but feels great!


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