[kpmunchkin28]

Originally Posted by Dan1416

I had mine wrapped matte black to match the pillars and it came out great. I'm very happy with the result and it was much cheaper than painting. I had them plasti dipped first and I wasn't happy with the look so I removed it. Here's a pic of the wrapped look.

those are some nice rims!

did you also wrap those door handles?

[Dan1416]

Originally Posted by kpmunchkin28

those are some nice rims!

did you also wrap those door handles?

Sure did. The place I went to decided to do it without asking or charging me. I ended up loving it so I kept it

[mko9]

Originally Posted by P1et

Can you not remove the existing trim and replace it with OEM trim, just like it would come from the factory?

Looking into this, as I am not digging the brushed aluminum trim on my Tasman Green car. The dealership here in San Antonio quoted me $198/ea for the top piece on the front doors, $172/ea for the top piece on the back doors, and $116/ea for the four bottom pieces on all doors. That is $1200 all in, which is ridiculous.

Currently shopping for quotes for a wrap, as I just don't have the time in my day to embark upon the plastidip.

[savgeax]

I used plasti dip. Cost me the price of a can and some masking tape. Happy with the results but you do need to read up closely on how to use it.

Painting your trim:

Painting your grill:

[ndinh]

Here in SoCal, the going rate for wrapping the trim gloss black is around $150. I just bought a roll of 3M 1080 wrap and did it myself. Honestly, it was an ok job, not perfect because I'm not experienced but I had enough to also wrap the door handle trim and the side markers. Expect to spend at least 4-5 hours if you plan on a diy.

[hab92843]

How much for wrap window trim?