Vinyl Wrapping Services/Materials *UPDATED*
12-29-2010, 06:43 PM
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Here are pictures of Joe @ Trinity's E60 M5 that I vinyl wrapped the roof with in the 3M di-noc carbon fiber material. A fellow Irvine/Orange County car, so he was right down the street from me, almost quite literally. Didn't have much room to take the pictures, but I tried doing what I could.
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12-30-2010, 10:17 AM
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Hey Don, quick question regarding photo #2 of Joe's car. I notice you tuck the vinyl under the front windshield seals. Is the seal supposed to look like that with all the raised marks?
12-31-2010, 09:56 AM
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I think it was just discoloration/dirtiness from my hands touching it, which is exaggerated in the pictures.
However, if you pay attention to BMWs current line of cars (probably since around 2002/2003 and onwards) that the rubber they use is actually very weak and start falling apart and turning mushy/gooey. I've worked on back to back 2008 E90s, and one had the rubber trim half falling apart, while the other was perfect and still very pliable/flexible.
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However, if you pay attention to BMWs current line of cars (probably since around 2002/2003 and onwards) that the rubber they use is actually very weak and start falling apart and turning mushy/gooey. I've worked on back to back 2008 E90s, and one had the rubber trim half falling apart, while the other was perfect and still very pliable/flexible.
-Don
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