Hi I'm wondering if anyone on here can help, I'm thinking of upgrading my interior wood to this set I've seen on eBay

( http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/OVERFINCH-PIANO-...2567033ce9 )


before going ahead, has anyone changed their interior wood and if so, how difficult is it to fit?

Thanking you

Wow thats expensive!

Have you thought about getting your existing wood vinyl wrapped instead in black piano.

It would be alot cheaper and you could always reverse it back to the wood with no damage.

I've heard bad things about vinyl wrapping, I think I'd rather pay the extra and have an Overfinch set which has been properly lacquered and refinished - I can always swap the set back if ever I sell the car and the buyer prefers the silver wood finish!

Hello salts,
I have just brought my first RRSport I used company called (powerful uk) and changed all steering wheel,stereo surround,heater controls to carbon looks awesome. Will put some pics up soon as don't have car at moment diff needs replacing only had car three weeks now been away three weeks . They also have how to video's on web site

salts320 wrote:

I've heard bad things about vinyl wrapping, I think I'd rather pay the extra and have an Overfinch set which has been properly lacquered and refinished - I can always swap the set back if ever I sell the car and the buyer prefers the silver wood finish!

Jonny Fresh wrote:

salts320 wrote:

I've heard bad things about vinyl wrapping, I think I'd rather pay the extra and have an Overfinch set which has been properly lacquered and refinished - I can always swap the set back if ever I sell the car and the buyer prefers the silver wood finish!

I think you'll find there's nothing "Overfinch" about that product, Overfinch photos yes, but that's where it ends.....

I would try Powerful UK, think they are a site sponsor....

Jeeeppy wrote:

Hello salts,
I have just brought my first RRSport I used company called (powerful uk) and changed all steering wheel,stereo surround,heater controls to carbon looks awesome. Will put some pics up soon as don't have car at moment diff needs replacing only had car three weeks now been away three weeks . They also have how to video's on web site

could be wrong but the matt carbon, is not real carbon, would be easier and cheaper to have all those bits wrapped in a carbon vinyl ?

I know a man that can If it's of interest will PM you his details. RRS S/C, Factory Fitted Full HST kit, 22" Overfinch SS, Carbon Vents & Grill .. - FOR SALE - PM me for details

997 GT3 - X6 35d

salts320 wrote:

Jonny Fresh wrote:

salts320 wrote:

I've heard bad things about vinyl wrapping, I think I'd rather pay the extra and have an Overfinch set which has been properly lacquered and refinished - I can always swap the set back if ever I sell the car and the buyer prefers the silver wood finish!

I think you'll find there's nothing "Overfinch" about that product, Overfinch photos yes, but that's where it ends.....

I would try Powerful UK, think they are a site sponsor....

It's an Autobrokers listing and Autobrokers own Overfinch so how do you work that one out?

He does have a good point ^  RRS S/C, Factory Fitted Full HST kit, 22" Overfinch SS, Carbon Vents & Grill .. - FOR SALE - PM me for details

997 GT3 - X6 35d

Just matched their VAT number with Overfinch's and it is the same company

Jonny Fresh wrote:

salts320 wrote:

Jonny Fresh wrote:

salts320 wrote:

I've heard bad things about vinyl wrapping, I think I'd rather pay the extra and have an Overfinch set which has been properly lacquered and refinished - I can always swap the set back if ever I sell the car and the buyer prefers the silver wood finish!

I think you'll find there's nothing "Overfinch" about that product, Overfinch photos yes, but that's where it ends.....

I would try Powerful UK, think they are a site sponsor....

It's an Autobrokers listing and Autobrokers own Overfinch so how do you work that one out?

Do you really think the Autobrokers who own Overfinch have an eBay user name autobrokers_ltd with less than 300 feedback???

Or do you think it's more likely someone with generic cheap chinese imports has used a similar name to flog their stuff?

I'm only trying to stop you paying champagne money for lemonade products so don't bite my head off!

I may be wrong........but I wouldn't pay £800 for some wood off eBay!

It's always good to do your homework when it comes to eBay cause its full of scammers mate. It's a lot of money so you can never be to careful.

salts320 wrote:

Jonny Fresh wrote:

salts320 wrote:

Jonny Fresh wrote:

salts320 wrote:

I've heard bad things about vinyl wrapping, I think I'd rather pay the extra and have an Overfinch set which has been properly lacquered and refinished - I can always swap the set back if ever I sell the car and the buyer prefers the silver wood finish!

I think you'll find there's nothing "Overfinch" about that product, Overfinch photos yes, but that's where it ends.....

I would try Powerful UK, think they are a site sponsor....

It's an Autobrokers listing and Autobrokers own Overfinch so how do you work that one out?

Do you really think the Autobrokers who own Overfinch have an eBay user name autobrokers_ltd with less than 300 feedback???

Or do you think it's more likely someone with generic cheap chinese imports has used a similar name to flog their stuff?

I'm only trying to stop you paying champagne money for lemonade products so don't bite my head off!

I may be wrong........but I wouldn't pay £800 for some wood off eBay!

I've already called and spoken with Jordan in parts there, they use their ebay shop purely to sell older parts and standard wheels etc so that explains the low feedback. He assures me the cores have been refinished in grand black lacquer rather than just been painted and come with a 12 month warranty so I can't say fairer than that.

I bought some winter wheels from them 2 weeks ago for the FFRR, genuine MY12 19 inch Vogue alloys with new pirelli scorpion's for an incredibly good price (£600 for a set of 4). Spoke with them to see if they are pukka and then did the transaction. Everything came wrapped in Overfinch logo'd packaging and with a VAT receipt from Overfinch.

Top guys and they seemed to be realistic about what they wanted for the standard stuff (admittedly surplus to requirements as the first thing they do when they receive the new car is swap the wheels to something bigger).

simon1233 wrote:

salts320 wrote:

Jonny Fresh wrote:

salts320 wrote:

Jonny Fresh wrote:

salts320 wrote:

I've heard bad things about vinyl wrapping, I think I'd rather pay the extra and have an Overfinch set which has been properly lacquered and refinished - I can always swap the set back if ever I sell the car and the buyer prefers the silver wood finish!

I think you'll find there's nothing "Overfinch" about that product, Overfinch photos yes, but that's where it ends.....

I would try Powerful UK, think they are a site sponsor....

It's an Autobrokers listing and Autobrokers own Overfinch so how do you work that one out?

Do you really think the Autobrokers who own Overfinch have an eBay user name autobrokers_ltd with less than 300 feedback???

Or do you think it's more likely someone with generic cheap chinese imports has used a similar name to flog their stuff?

I'm only trying to stop you paying champagne money for lemonade products so don't bite my head off!

I may be wrong........but I wouldn't pay £800 for some wood off eBay!

I've already called and spoken with Jordan in parts there, they use their ebay shop purely to sell older parts and standard wheels etc so that explains the low feedback. He assures me the cores have been refinished in grand black lacquer rather than just been painted and come with a 12 month warranty so I can't say fairer than that.

I bought some winter wheels from them 2 weeks ago for the FFRR, genuine MY12 19 inch Vogue alloys with new pirelli scorpion's for an incredibly good price (£600 for a set of 4). Spoke with them to see if they are pukka and then did the transaction. Everything came wrapped in Overfinch logo'd packaging and with a VAT receipt from Overfinch.

Top guys and they seemed to be realistic about what they wanted for the standard stuff (admittedly surplus to requirements as the first thing they do when they receive the new car is swap the wheels to something bigger).