Foliation interior 3M

Are you tired of that surface in your Tesla?

With a 3M foil you get a neater and more matte interior! Clean the surface you are going to mount, the surface should be dry and free of dust.

3M 1080/2080 film - with its Air Release technology, it is easily the best vinyl for this application and is of a higher quality compared to our other wraps.
Each piece is precision cut for a perfect installation
Supplied with an application tool to make installation really easy

3M vinyl is very forgiving, and with a little time and patience, you can achieve an "OEM" finish where anyone sitting in your Model 3/Y knows it didn't come that way from the factory.

Please watch this video if you want to see The Tesla Swede install our foil:

FAQ
Q. I failed with the application. What can I do?
A. The vinyl is really forgiving, and if there is a crease or stretch, applying some warm air (from a hair dryer or even leaving the car in the sun) can often restore its original shape and allow you a do-over.

Q. The installation did not go well, I would like to return it
A. All our vinyl products are single-use products, which means they cannot be sold once they have been used, so we cannot give refunds. However, we will always work with you, but if you're really not sure you can do it, you can ask for a return before installation or consider getting someone else to help you.

Q. What is the best (or worst!) option for fingerprinting?
A. Most of the options resist or hide fingerprints very well. The brushed and carbon fiber options hide them completely. Satin White is the next best, followed by Satin Black and Matrix Black. The matte black, as you'd expect, tends to show fingerprints or grease marks more than the other options. But it is also our most popular option (by far).

Q. Which one is easier to install?
A. The heavier textured surfaces (carbon fiber, Matrix black) are easier, as they are slightly thicker and more tolerant of the odd speck of dust that can get trapped under the film. The brushed surfaces are next, as they still have a texture and are a bit heavier. The smooth films take a little longer to install as the surface must be completely clean.

Q. Which is the easiest to live with?
A. Carbon Fiber is the toughest film, due to the heavier structure it is hard to scratch or see fingerprints. The brushed finishes are thinner, but generally fall into the same category. The matrix finish is also tough, but has a more matte finish, so will show greasy marks or "Starbucks" rings. The matte finishes usually show the most marks, so if this is an issue for you, you may consider the satin options as a good compromise.

Q. How are these made?
A. Each piece is cut in-house with commercial vinyl cutters to a custom design created in a vector graphics package. We only use 3M 1080 (and now 2080) vinyl because of its long life and ease of use.

Q. Does it completely cover piano black plastic?
A. If it fits perfectly, yes. In fact, a completely perfect application can be challenging, but all the lines and curves are smoothly cut, and even if there is a bit of piano black coming through, the sharp edges will see that it is not noticeable.

Q. Can it be easily removed?
A. Yes, easily. The longer the vinyl, the stronger the bond will be, but it can always be removed without causing damage to the original piano black finish. Just lift one edge and start gently pulling it away at a sharp angle.

Q. I'm not sure I can do this...
A. It's not for everyone though and that's why we offer installation where you can bring your car to our workshop in Gothenburg where a technician will install your chosen film.

Q. What is your favorite?
A. We love the brushed finishes. Brushed Titanium is the closest match to the metal dash coating in Model 3 & Y, but brushed steel has a really nice shade, so it's hard to choose between them. Carbon Fiber is the easiest to fit and more typical of what you'll find in a car, so we love it too, but as always, it's a personal thing.