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Old 05-30-2016, 07:05 PM
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Originally Posted by BMWX5CHI View Post
Its not hard to do, but it does take some practice, time, patience, and the right set of tools. I used pry tools, blue painters tape, a heatgun, contact cement, and small brush to apply the 3M primer. That's only for the wrapping process. I removed all of the trim and that there is a whole other story. I wanted a permanent install and even contact cemented the edges on the back of the trim. Its very tedious work if go down the road I choose. Very doable if your willing to take your time and put in the work.
Wrapping isn't so difficult after all... I did the easy parts today (door inserts, 2 small pieces behind the steering wheel). I used CF 3M 1080 scotchprint. I think I might do the glove and the center console on the car...The removal process for those just seems so much work...

You're right! I Should've wrapped the center console trim first..now I don't have enough for it, had to order more. But since it was my first time wrapping, I wanted to start with the smaller pieces first...

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