Jets Vinyl Steering Wheel Overlay | 16-21 Civic

Wanted to dress things up a bit, an was tired of the plain black plastic on the wheel. This product fits well, though was a bit awkward to apply at times. Easy enough to carefully lift and reposition. Happy with the finished look!

It's not as perfect as in the reference photo, but it's still great and pretty easy to install. Looks certainly better than oem piano black :)

I looked at a bunch of carbon fiber overlays and stuff before settling on this as a better alternative, and reading the reviews and looking at pictures of those types of things, I saw over and over that the top corners ended before the sharp points on the steering wheel trim. These vinyls actually give full coverage there, so no worries in that regard. Got it installed and it looks great! It was a bit fiddly getting into those corners to get it fitted right, but I got it done even though I was dumb and didn't wet the vinyl, which would have helped a lot.

Some tips: Unlike me, I would recommend you wet the sticky side of the vinyl slightly, and the surface, before starting. The vinyl will slide around super easy if you do, so you can adjust it until it's perfect. Even if you don't wet it, the vinyl adhesive is very forgiving, you can lift and adjust it, and it will keep its stickiness, but if you do wet it first, it will slide around very easily. The only downside there is it will have to dry before it is set in place, so only VERY slightly wet it (damp would be good), do it on a hot day, outside in the sun if you can.

I looked at a bunch of carbon fiber overlays and stuff before settling on this as a better alternative, and reading the reviews and looking at pictures of those types of things, I saw over and over that the top corners ended before the sharp points on the steering wheel trim. These vinyls actually give full coverage there, so no worries in that regard. Got it installed and it looks great! It was a bit fiddly getting into those corners to get it fitted right, but I got it done even though I was dumb and didn't wet the vinyl, which would have helped a lot.

Some tips: Unlike me, I would recommend you wet the sticky side of the vinyl slightly, and the surface, before starting. The vinyl will slide around super easy if you do, so you can adjust it until it's perfect. Even if you don't wet it, the vinyl adhesive is very forgiving, you can lift and adjust it, and it will keep its stickiness, but if you do wet it first, it will slide around very easily. The only downside there is it will have to dry before it is set in place, so only VERY slightly wet it (damp would be good), do it on a hot day, outside in the sun if you can.

Really fills the steering wheel lower portion with just a unique touch!