Paul Reiner

http://www.sherwooddash.com/Parent/dashKits.asp I have had mine a few months. It looks very good and sticks well even though I didnt prep the surface because they really didnt provide enough of the prep towelettes. The kit is very attractive and durable. There are two items I would pay attention to. * Some of the pieces are a few millimeters too large. So you will have 2 edges that will line up and 2 that are a bit off. Light tape those pieces in place and then sit in the drivers seat like you were driving and look over at the piece. The piece should be adjusted until it looks best from your angle. If multiple pieces are supposed to touch each other, be sure to tape all of them and ensure that they all look correct * there is a small rectangular piece that goes on the button that opens the center console between the seats. I commonly rest my arm on the console lid, and ever since I put that piece on, the addtl height causes my arm to accidently open the console. I probably wouldnt install that piece. I mean it looks great but its annoying to have the console pop open. The unit was just under 200. I would buy it again. I would probably ask them first why a few pieces are too big since a computer is cutting the parts.

Hi, I have to agree with the earlier posts that the interior is very spartan. I also own an ES 330 which I think has a much nicer interior. I think Lexus really blew it with the 07 interior. I bought the same dash kit. It installed pretty easily. I am very happy with it and my wife is happy. (that in itself is worth $200) However nothing is perfect. Here are some of the things to consider.. * trim pieces are too thick in my opinion. There is a ridge whereever the trim meets the existing interior * MOST pieces are about 1/16" too small all around. This leaves unsightly gaps that are visible depending on where you are sitting * Kit doesnt provide the cleaning pads that the docs refer to. You will have to scrounge alcohol wipes * Kit doesnt provide enough of the "adhesive promoter". You get 2 small pads that dry up almost immediately so you simply will have to install without it IMPORTANT TIPS: * Use a hairdryer to heat up the interior and the new piece you are isntalling. The heat makes the part very pliable and helps the adhesive cure. * Never apply from the middle out. peel one end, lightly apply it, and the peel rest of protective coating away and slowly tack down the rest. You can remove it carefully if you made a mistake if you are careful and do it immediately * Check fit before fitting each piece. Some pieces are right size, some seem too small. You need to make sure of the exact positioning to avoid ugly gaps Good Luck