Carbon fiber Interior Vinyl Wrap Completed!
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Very nice work! Are you going to wrap your door trims as well? Another suggestion, on your steering wheel wrap, it'll probably better if the design on the wrap flows, this would make it even cleaner. Just my opinion, but other than that everything looks very noice! Good job.
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Yes, $400 actually is really cheap when you have bimman.com selling covers for $450 and its nowhere near perfect. I remove every single piece that needs to be wrapped and wrap around them so everything looks clean. You wont find one imperfection on the wrapping. Will look OEM when I am done with it. Yes, I will reinstall everything and the price includes the material. PM me if your interested. Thanks
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I think $400 is a great price considering it's a pain in the butt to remove the trim -- it takes great patience to not jack it up. Also, applying the wrap, heating it, stretching it, it's no bueno.
You get what you pay for right? Cheap, Fast, Quality. Pick 2.
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You get what you pay for right? Cheap, Fast, Quality. Pick 2.
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Yes, $400 actually is really cheap when you have bimman.com selling covers for $450 and its nowhere near perfect. I remove every single piece that needs to be wrapped and wrap around them so everything looks clean. You wont find one imperfection on the wrapping. Will look OEM when I am done with it. Yes, I will reinstall everything and the price includes the material. PM me if your interested. Thanks
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I think $400 is a great price considering it's a pain in the butt to remove the trim -- it takes great patience to not jack it up. Also, applying the wrap, heating it, stretching it, it's no bueno.
You get what you pay for right? Cheap, Fast, Quality. Pick 2.
Michael
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You get what you pay for right? Cheap, Fast, Quality. Pick 2.
Michael
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i did have the bavauto CF overlays on my christmas list... but now im thinkin im gonna have to make a holiday trip to NY for this
ps. is there anyway you could wrap the top of my laptop and have the apple logo cut out so its still visible when it glows? youd def be my best friend
ps. is there anyway you could wrap the top of my laptop and have the apple logo cut out so its still visible when it glows? youd def be my best friend
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$400 is actually a fair price. I watched my friend wrap my trims and it really takes some skills to do the job. It took several hours to finish and the result will prove that it's worth every cent.
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i did have the bavauto CF overlays on my christmas list... but now im thinkin im gonna have to make a holiday trip to NY for this
ps. is there anyway you could wrap the top of my laptop and have the apple logo cut out so its still visible when it glows? youd def be my best friend
ps. is there anyway you could wrap the top of my laptop and have the apple logo cut out so its still visible when it glows? youd def be my best friend
Exactly! Thanks !