BMW 2010 650i interior trim wrapped in CARBON FIBER fabric
09-24-2010, 01:37 PM
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BMW 2010 650i interior trim wrapped in CARBON FIBER fabric
So I just finished up an interior trim for a 2010 BMW 650i that I wrapped in a matte black color CARBON FIBER fabric. PLEASE NOTE THIS ONLY FITS THE 2010 MODEL, notice the bezel for the CD slot it is not the same as a 09,08,07,06,05,04... If you own a 04-09 model and would like this done to your interior, give me a buzz also! This color is like 95% exact in color and pattern to the new BMW M3, X6M, X5M, Z4M models that have the factory optional carbon fiber woven leather look on the dash and trim pieces. This type of finish is becoming more and more popular since people are getting away from the clear coated carbon fiber finishes. The way it's going in the automotive scene is more matte finishes. The trim is an OEM set of the brushed aluminum trim option that you can get in a 2010 650i for around $1300.00 I believe. The trim has no blemishes, dents, stains, cracks, scratches, broken clips, broken tabs, etc... The fabric is held on by 3m super77 spray adhesive and light super glue on over wrapped corners for a no hassle no peeling finish. This product will NOT fade, bubble, crack, etc... This is also a totally reversible process. If for some reason you want to restore the interior trim back to the OEM brushed aluminum trim you can do so at anytime. Simply peel off the fabric, and wipe the trim pieces down with some airbrush cleaner/paint thinner and all is back to the original finish with no blemishes at all. This fabric is very durable, and moisture resistant. you can clean it by simply just wiping it off with a damp rag, any stains n such can be cleaned with soap n water, oxyclean, etc... If you get some armoral or vinyl dressing on it, simply wipe it off with some rubbing alcohol and it's all good. I am willing to install this set for the buyer if you like if you are in Seattle, I charge $50.00 for install which takes around 2hrs, so $400.00 for the trim or $450.00 installed. I plan on doing this to my own 2005 645ci in the next few weeks. I would also be interested in working out some sort of trade for your trim if you don't want it, I would like to wrap that and sell it to another lucky owner n so on... Lastly, this is NOT the 1st time I have done this type of work; I am well experienced in this stuff. Check out my face book link below.
So what you are getting:
OEM BMW 2010 650i brushed aluminum trim worth $1300.00, Custom wrapped in Carbon Fiber Fabric (around 5hrs of labor) for $400.00 or $450.00 installed. I would be interested in working out some sort of trade for your trim if you don't want it, I would like to wrap that and sell it to another lucky owner n so on...
What it compares to:
OEM BMW 2010 clear coated carbon fiber trim is around $2800.00, or you can have a custom car shop such as CarNutz wrap your existing interior trim for somewhere between $1500-$2500.00...
Mark Wu
206-707-6491
Seattle WA
wu99wu99@gmail.com
My DIY do it yourself trim removal:
http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=484858
Check out some of my work:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Carbon...716950?ref=sgm
started with this:
ended up with this!
So I just finished up an interior trim for a 2010 BMW 650i that I wrapped in a matte black color CARBON FIBER fabric. PLEASE NOTE THIS ONLY FITS THE 2010 MODEL, notice the bezel for the CD slot it is not the same as a 09,08,07,06,05,04... If you own a 04-09 model and would like this done to your interior, give me a buzz also! This color is like 95% exact in color and pattern to the new BMW M3, X6M, X5M, Z4M models that have the factory optional carbon fiber woven leather look on the dash and trim pieces. This type of finish is becoming more and more popular since people are getting away from the clear coated carbon fiber finishes. The way it's going in the automotive scene is more matte finishes. The trim is an OEM set of the brushed aluminum trim option that you can get in a 2010 650i for around $1300.00 I believe. The trim has no blemishes, dents, stains, cracks, scratches, broken clips, broken tabs, etc... The fabric is held on by 3m super77 spray adhesive and light super glue on over wrapped corners for a no hassle no peeling finish. This product will NOT fade, bubble, crack, etc... This is also a totally reversible process. If for some reason you want to restore the interior trim back to the OEM brushed aluminum trim you can do so at anytime. Simply peel off the fabric, and wipe the trim pieces down with some airbrush cleaner/paint thinner and all is back to the original finish with no blemishes at all. This fabric is very durable, and moisture resistant. you can clean it by simply just wiping it off with a damp rag, any stains n such can be cleaned with soap n water, oxyclean, etc... If you get some armoral or vinyl dressing on it, simply wipe it off with some rubbing alcohol and it's all good. I am willing to install this set for the buyer if you like if you are in Seattle, I charge $50.00 for install which takes around 2hrs, so $400.00 for the trim or $450.00 installed. I plan on doing this to my own 2005 645ci in the next few weeks. I would also be interested in working out some sort of trade for your trim if you don't want it, I would like to wrap that and sell it to another lucky owner n so on... Lastly, this is NOT the 1st time I have done this type of work; I am well experienced in this stuff. Check out my face book link below.
So what you are getting:
OEM BMW 2010 650i brushed aluminum trim worth $1300.00, Custom wrapped in Carbon Fiber Fabric (around 5hrs of labor) for $400.00 or $450.00 installed. I would be interested in working out some sort of trade for your trim if you don't want it, I would like to wrap that and sell it to another lucky owner n so on...
What it compares to:
OEM BMW 2010 clear coated carbon fiber trim is around $2800.00, or you can have a custom car shop such as CarNutz wrap your existing interior trim for somewhere between $1500-$2500.00...
Mark Wu
206-707-6491
Seattle WA
wu99wu99@gmail.com
My DIY do it yourself trim removal:
http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=484858
Check out some of my work:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Carbon...716950?ref=sgm
started with this:
ended up with this!
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