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Running from 2003 to 2008, there were two distinct generations of the Infiniti G35, both of which were built on the Nissan 350Z sports car platform. The G35 made a name for itself in the entry-level luxury segment with a spacious cabin, first-rate performance and a reasonable price. Upgrade your G35 now with a custom designed dash kit.
When you're looking for a factory style trim kit, you want a Benevento™ dash kit. Designed by a company with more than thirty years in the business, Benevento™ computer designs and tests every piece of the Infiniti G35 kits they make for fitment. As soon as you place your order, Benevento™ designers laser cut and hand pour glossy, protective lacquer over every piece of your dash kit for a one-of-a-kind, OEM look. And, since every kit Benevento™ makes is covered by their Limited Lifetime Warranty, you can buy from them with confidence knowing that you're supporting an all-American company who stands 100% by their products.
Benevento™ dash kits are meant to be applied once and last the lifetime of your car. For most of us, this doesn't sound like a bad thing but if you're leasing your G35 or you're the kind of driver who likes to change up their interior from tint to time, the permanent adhesives of Benevento™ kits probably aren't what you're looking for. Luckily for you, Rdash® kits are made using high quality vinyl films so that they can be removed at any time without causing damage.
We want to see our dash trim kits installed on your Infiniti G35 dashboards and we're willing to pay you for it. Simply take five or more high-quality shots of your dash kit installed, write up a brief review of your experience with it and we will issue up to a $20 Cash Back refund. What could be sweeter?
It was a gift for my uncle who is a car enthusiast . He was impressed at the ease of application
I love this wrap! Worked out great on my miata and looks beautiful!
Once applied the wrap looks amazing. Applying wasnt very easy and I do not recommend doing this wrap yourself if you have never done one before. There seemed to be pices missing as well, but I made it work. Once applied (I used all proper tools, sprays, ect) some stickers didn't want to stick down properly, and kept peeling up (yes, I properly cleaned surfaces before Applying). Final product looks decent, besides the occasional lifting in certain spots that I have to constantly heat and re press down. I would recommend this to an experienced wrapper that dosent get bugged by little issues like the fact that not all the pieces were cut to the correct size/shape.