Thanks guys. I have about 4 or 5 hours into the whole thing. I think the key to the whole thing is to use a high quality vinyl wrap. I used 3M 1080, the color is Anthracite. It looks great, it's not just a print, there's an actual textured pattern, so it feels and reflects light very similarly to real carbon fiber. The 3M 1080 film is also very malleable when you use a heat gun, which was important on the center dash pieces, because of the compound curvature near the top.
Installation is pretty straightforward. The air vents near the doors just pop out with a trim stick, just disconnect the light switch on the drivers side. The EVIC button trim also just pops out. Use a small trim stick, and push the air bag / horn button to the other side from the trim you're trying to remove, and they'll pull right out. The switches themselves then pop out of the trim pieces. The center dash is held in with 3 screws, 2 on top, and 1 behind the small piece of trim that surrounds the 115V outlet. Once you have all the pieces out, take everything off of them. The biggest problem is the fact that the silver 'wings' on the center dash can't be removed, so you're going to need to be very steady with a razor for the seam between the silver and the black.
As far as actually applying the vinyl goes, just take your time, make sure you clean the trim with alcohol before you apply the vinyl, and don't be afraid to use a heat gun, on a low setting, to get the wrap properly applied. This was my first time applying a vinyl wrap to anything, I think it came out well.