cleung

I just bought the oem shadowline trim, I was concerned about how well the vinyl would hold up in the winter

PlanB

I bought the shadowline trim and did it myself also. It doesn't take long, just follow the DYI. Downside...it is over $200.

skeeter

baggedlvintegra

^^^^^ for sure, go the electrical tape route in case you wanna run some LED window trim or something you'll be covered!

here is a shot of my bmwshadowline.com vinyl window trim just for reference...

Ehssan

Looks great ,, what did you order , I'm looking at the online order and it gives a lot of options ( 3" - 4" and 5" ) ..also how may rolls did you use ?

have you removed the trim or you did the black out while it's on the car ?

Thanks

baggedlvintegra

I ordered the matte black 3"x30 ft..honestly our trim is so small I cut it in half (basically 1.5" wide" and that was a peferct size and only used half the material, plus I bet I have half the 30ft length as well, plenty for back up. I did with the trim on the car, I think its easier to do when the trim is fixed in one position rather than trying to work around it while not fixed, plus you save the time and labor of not having to remove the trim, one of the main benefits of doing the vinyl in the first place...

Ehssan

Appreciate it dude ,, I'll order one right now ..

selbycy

I've vinyl wrapped mine twice, the first time I did it whilst on the car and after a while it started to come off.
The second time I took the trims off and it is so much better.
It is easier to wrap it underneath the trim and when positioned back on the car it holds the vinyl in place, if you live in a hot country like I do make sure you wrap the ends well because the heat will cause it to unstick and shrink and you will have visible chrome.