Chipped Wood Grain Around Shifter

[s.on.gGS300]

I found website that claims their products match the OEM finish.

http://www.wooddashexperts.com/customer/pr...cat=1555&page=1

Has anyone had experience with them or their parts? It says it's a cover and lays over the existing finish, mine is chipped between the armrest and shifter. If I were to simply lay this one over the existing woodtrim, would the "wood" in that area concave over time due to the missing thickness? Or would I chip off 100% of the OEM wood grain on that panel.

[TurboGS300]

Or would I chip off 100% of the OEM wood grain on that panel.

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[hooah]

I had the same question with my 93 GS300. So I just went ahead and removed the remainder of the cracked "wood," and we're ordering a replacement from nycdashes.com. It was recommended by another user, and it is the lowest price I've seen. You can buy the overlay for around the gearshift only for $60.00.

[s.on.gGS300]

Just for additional input, the one in the link I posted was 60$ as well

[jeremyquinn]

The clear piece over the gear labels is getting foggy....where can I buy on of these?

[s.on.gGS300]

Lexus is the only place I would think would have that part. Try wetsanding with 2000 grit and polish with plastic polish (mothers, turtle wax, etc), that is assuming it's plastic. Im not quite sure.

[xrobevansx]

Did a quick Ebay search and found many offers:

http://www.snopes.com/horrors/madmen/lightsout.asp

one in NYC:

http://www.woodtonetrim.com/ebay_html/PhotoGallery.htm

I was wondering if anyone used these types of kits and their thoughts on them. How do they look? Easy to install?