Thread: From Wood Grain to Brushed Aluminum

For those of you that are unhappy or tired of staring at your unattractive dashboard, there is a way to change that.

Before



After

[IMG]http://www.modernimage.net/images/Brushed%20Aluminum/BMW%20M3%20Dash%20Trim/BMW-M3-Brushed-Alum-Vinyl-09.jpg[/IMG

Well done

When applying the wrap did you guys remove the trim piece and wrap them off the car or in place?
Also, is any type of heat or adhesive applied for longevity?

Yes, we had to remove the pieces from the BMW in order to wrap the pieces properly. The surface of the pieces have to be thoroughly cleaned, a primer is used for the edges, and a heat gun is needed in order to get the material to wrap around the edges, this will increase the longevity.

Shared with over Sixteen Thousand Eight Hundred of L4P Fans on FaceBook.

Just finished my M5 interior trim using 3M Di-Noc. Turned out amazing. Here are a few of the finished pieces.
378131_10150463802098199_539248198_8818084_148131400_n.jpg

can this be applied to a textured piece? or does it need to be smooth?

Originally Posted by RiseAbove

can this be applied to a textured piece? or does it need to be smooth?

I would like to see what the textuted piece looks like, so I can give you an accurate reply.

Originally Posted by YostBMW

Just finished my M5 interior trim using 3M Di-Noc. Turned out amazing. Here are a few of the finished pieces.
Attachment 56853

Nice Job. The 3M carbon fiber DI-NOC vinyl is an amazing product and easy to work with.

Way better looking now. Great job