[DesiRacing-AjayB]

So I have always hated the way my trim pieces looked in my car. Last night I picked up from glass black wrap. Just did a quick job in the rear doors to see how it will look. And wow what a difference. Going to properly remove all the trim and wrap it this weekend.

[Bbb34]

I'm interested in details on what wrap you used, what the final result will be like. Is this something that you can reverse eventually in case you don't like it ?

What's the quality of material you are using to wrap, how can you be certain it won't peel or get damaged when exposed to extreme temperatures ? (so many questions I know)

I'd rather do something like this, looks fantastic, but have no guts to do it myself.
http://f10.5post.com/forums/showthre...1048146&page=2

The other option I'm considering is CF, but really not 100% sold on looks.
Either way, it'll be interesting to see your results (maybe even over a beer in person since you're local).

[DesiRacing-AjayB]

yes this is very easy to reverse. I picked up the wrap from Nextmod in ottawa, its the 3M wrap, the best quality out there. it wont peel unless you try to peel the corners. ill post pics once i am done. Sunday is going to be a rainy day, so it will be perfect to work inside the house with this.

yeah lets meet up for a beer, you missed the last meet we had.

[RobbieRock]

Its actually vert easy, first time for me

[DesiRacing-AjayB]

looks great, i did it quickly on my car without removing the trim, but this weekend i am going to do it properly and remove the trim and use a heat gun.

[Bbb34]

Originally Posted by RobbieRock

Its actually vert easy, first time for me

Uh, that also looks great, do you have any photos of the full dash and center console with that finish.

Originally Posted by DesiRacing-AjayB

I picked up the wrap from Nextmod in ottawa, its the 3M wrap, the best quality out there

Thanks for the info - I'll check it out, I'm just reluctant to do stuff like this myself, mostly due to lack of experience.

[RobbieRock]

Originally Posted by Bbb34

Uh, that also looks great, do you have any photos of the full dash and center console with that finish.

Thanks for the info - I'll check it out, I'm just reluctant to do stuff like this myself, mostly due to lack of experience.

I used 5d gloss carbon, bought thru ebay! Great quality

[RobbieRock]

Here's another picture

[Bbb34]

Thanks for the picture, I think you just convinced me to go for it.

Mine is black on black, same as yours and I think that looks great, not to busy, not too flashy. Now I just have to see if I can get it locally somewhere.

[DesiRacing-AjayB]

go to NextMod, they are located off of Merivale road close to the Costco.

[lsturbointeg]

So is it a carbon fiber design just all black? It Looks freakin' good!

[mike@x-ph.com]

Looks good

[DesiRacing-AjayB]

So I couldn't wait to get this completed. It took me about 5 hours to do this spread over 2 days. Love the final results and makes a big change from what I had.

[DesiRacing-AjayB]

More pics

[Bbb34]

Looks great, great job.

[cdmulders]

That does look really good. I have not seen the piano-black OEM lacquer finish in person, but I would think that this provides the same visual impact. Nicely done, sir!

[RobbieRock]

Nice job Mr.

[VB5ER]

Night and day with that trim wrapped. That "wood" had to go. I've got black on black with the black woodgrain trim and gonna wrap it in a dark grey carbon fiber to get a little contrast in there. I might hit you up for some tips when I do. Yours turned out awesome.

[lsturbointeg]

[DesiRacing-AjayB]

Thanks everyone, the interior looks amazing in the sunlight. i should have done this along time ago

[Jet in Oz]

Nice work. I've always liked gloss black ever since contemplating going to the dark side a few years back (yep, I'm ashamed to admit I looked at a Merc). It was their Piano Black interior trim that was drawing me in. We only kissed. Honest. It didn't mean a thing .

[Bbb34]

Originally Posted by Jet in Oz

......We only kissed. Honest. It didn't mean a thing .

Agree on piano black though.