[lambertius]

According to a price list from them a couple years ago, if you total up all the items it's over $9K, and that's an old list. Kind of hard to justify spending 15-20% of a car's value on trim pieces.

I've heard of a forum member named Lorenzo that does it, have a message in to him

I contacted StickyRX last year and it was well over $10k to do the whole car. For the Gransport though, you can simply clean most of the surfaces without needing to get them refinished

 

[.6845]

I contacted StickyRX last year and it was well over $10k to do the whole car. For the Gransport though, you can simply clean most of the surfaces without needing to get them refinished

Wait guys - are you serious...to fix all the sticky mess it’s over $10k??????

Kindly,
Stephen

 

[twinspark]

For the GranSport the only things you can’t get away with DIY are the switch panel buttons, so you can just send those for refinishing and elbow grease everything else.

 

[ras61]

For the GranSport the only things you can’t get away with DIY are the switch panel buttons, so you can just send those for refinishing and elbow grease everything else.

Thanks, good to know, I've got a lot of elbow grease and not nearly as much money! 😁

Also to the OP, I apologize for hijacking your thread!

 

[Sanmiam]

I don’t think it’s that high...in fact one of our Forum members can do the vents for around $300-400 but I can’t recall whom that is....

Lorenzo. He does great work - I have him do nearly all of the parts in my interior (minus radio buttons as I was replacing anyhow). Turned out great. Was a reasonable price, quick turn around.

If you have trouble finding him on the forum let me know and I can arrange to get you in contact via e-mail.

 

[lambertius]

This took me longer to get to than I hoped, but I have revised the headlight switch cover. I'm confident it will fit now, but am waiting for confirmation before I make it available for everyone. I've confirmed that the light pipe fits correctly inside my print now, and just need to confirm it holds over the light switch. @lz33w7 I haven't forgotten about you, it will be ready soon!

 

[.6845]

Hi Lambertius - awesome - thank you very much!

Kindly,
Stephen

 

[cullystout]

Hi cullystout - can you share what paint you are using?

Kindly,
Stephen

Sorry Stephen,
Somehow I missed this inquiry until now. I was planning to use black PlastiDip rubber coating...I had seen this product recommended on another interior trim piece replacement project, so I bought a can in anticipation of trying it out.
Cullystout

 

[kyleanstey]

Hi Lambetius

My light switch knob broke about 2 years ago, I would be super thankful if I could get one of these from you! Please let me know,

Cheers,
Kyle

 

[digitaladam]

Hi Lambetius

My light switch knob broke about 2 years ago, I would be super thankful if I could get one of these from you! Please let me know,

Cheers,
Kyle

Here's is his set of replacement parts:

devil.design by lambertius - Shapeways Shops

www.shapeways.com

Maserati Headlight Switch Cover by lambertius on Shapeways

Check out Maserati Headlight Switch Cover by lambertius on Shapeways and discover more 3D printed products in Other.

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[kyleanstey]

Thank you all!!

I've ordered, hopefully I'll have headlights again in a couple of weeks

 

[kyleanstey]

Hi all,

Just wanted to let you all know light switch just arrived from the US, and it fits perfectly!

Thank you so much lambertius, you're a legend

 

[JRCook]

I'll get the switch right over the next month or two and I'll make it available to everyone then!

hey man did you ever get this done? trying to fix up my uncles car for him and the swiitch is broken

 

[lambertius]

Hey everyone, I'm still on this but I was ignoring you all for Christmas and New Year

I think I've found another 3D printing service that will send out the prints direct so I don't have to do anything, so bear with me while I test it out.

 

[Ne_Ultra]

Hey everyone, I'm still on this but I was ignoring you all for Christmas and New Year

I think I've found another 3D printing service that will send out the prints direct so I don't have to do anything, so bear with me while I test it out.

Hey, I have this same problem, are you still making new knobs? Thanks!

 

[lambertius]

Hey, I have this same problem, are you still making new knobs? Thanks!

I've got 5 of them on order right now! I'll have them soon and I'll put them up on my website then. Otherwise, head over and send me an email www.devil.design

 

[lambertius]

Just arrived. I'll be putting together an installation manual and details on how to finish the surface for people who are more concerned about a factory looking part. Once that is all done, I'll share the link to the listing.

 

[Pasha]

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Just arrived. I'll be putting together an installation manual and details on how to finish the surface for people who are more concerned about a factory looking part. Once that is all done, I'll share the link to the listing.

Great job! You are awesome @lambertius

 

[lambertius]

If you want to get a switch cover you can get them here! https://devil.design/product/headlight-switch-cover/

It has taken me a while to learn how to build even a basic website and get stock and ordering and everything going. I'm slowly including all the little projects I've done over the last few years. I'll get the headlight washer covers up again soon. I'll always keep a couple of these on hand now since I wasn't able to find a good webstore for 3D printing, so even if these are showing as on backorder, just order them and there will be more on the way.

Completely unnecessary for some things, but I've also been writing instruction manuals for everything. This one is one of my favourites because I bothered to do FEA on the factory switch and could see the stress that causes them to fail. Anyway, I don't want to do a whole writeup again so screenshots from the manual is good enough!

 

[lz33w7]

If you want to get a switch cover you can get them here! https://devil.design/product/headlight-switch-cover/

It has taken me a while to learn how to build even a basic website and get stock and ordering and everything going. I'm slowly including all the little projects I've done over the last few years. I'll get the headlight washer covers up again soon. I'll always keep a couple of these on hand now since I wasn't able to find a good webstore for 3D printing, so even if these are showing as on backorder, just order them and there will be more on the way.

Completely unnecessary for some things, but I've also been writing instruction manuals for everything. This one is one of my favourites because I bothered to do FEA on the factory switch and could see the stress that causes them to fail. Anyway, I don't want to do a whole writeup again so screenshots from the manual is good enough!

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Super happy with mine!!!!!

Kindly,
v/r,
Stephen