Interior/Exterior Wrapped A-Panel, A-Pillar, Dash, Bumper Trim in 3M CF Vinyl
Wrapped A-Panel, A-Pillar, Dash, Bumper Trim in 3M CF Vinyl
Well I played around with the 3M Di-Noc I got yesterday. I started with my dash last night. It looked amazing, then this afternoon, from the heat, alot curled up and the vinyl's memory reset itself. After learning from my mistakes I tackled the A-panels, followed by the A-Pillars. They turned out perfect! I had big enough scraps from the A-Panels to do the 2 black ovel shaped trim pieces on my R50 bumper. Once I get some more and some 3M 94 primer I am gonna redo the dash again












Wow look great! How did u do the A-Panel? Did you take out the A-Panel and install back?
Me too thinking of wrapping the A-Panel with carbon fiber but I'm not sure if I took out and put it back the A-Panel will hold up, will it fly off while I driving on the highway?
Me too thinking of wrapping the A-Panel with carbon fiber but I'm not sure if I took out and put it back the A-Panel will hold up, will it fly off while I driving on the highway?
All I did was take off the wheel well trim and pop out the scuttle trim. I used 3M 94 primer around all the edges and made sure to wrap them around and not just cut.
sorry, my mistake, what i mean the cover near the windscreen (A Pillar), did u take out? I scare aft take out n put it back, it doesnt hold up well as there is cases that the A pillar flew off during highway speed
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I considered taking it off but decided not to. You can tuck the top good into the gutter. The windshield side I primered well and wrapped around and tucked as far back as I could. And the side next to the door you can tuck into the piece of rubber that runs next to it.
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