1st time attempting interior trim wrapping

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VprGts

Discussion Starter · 17 d ago

The one thing that bugged my when I purchased my Srt was Mopar choice in interior trim colors. So I went on YouTube to get some pointers then got to work. I only did the front air vents, cubby and center console. Not the best results but I think it turned out better than stock. The corners/edges take patience. I need to work on the patience part lol. Brushed aluminum black

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White Elemant

· #2 · 16 d ago

Well, looks mighty fine to me, well done!

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WUNFSTSRT

· #3 · 14 d ago

I used to do lots of custom Vinal wrap jobs, Looks good! I always use 3M primer on all edges and tight corners to keep it from lifting!

Heres a Skyline GTR console I wrapped in 5D carbon fiber!

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VprGts

Discussion Starter · #4 · 13 d ago

WUNFSTSRT said:
I used to do lots of custom Vinal wrap jobs, Looks good! I always use 3M primer on all edges and tight corners to keep it from lifting!

Heres a Skyline GTR console I wrapped in 5D carbon fiber!

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Looks awesome! Yeah I had to order some of the 3m edge primer.

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Cheer14SRT

· #5 · 12 d ago

VprGts said:
The one thing that bugged my when I purchased my Srt was Mopar choice in interior trim colors. So I went on YouTube to get some pointers then got to work. I only did the front air vents, cubby and center console. Not the best results but I think it turned out better than stock. The corners/edges take patience. I need to work on the patience part lol. Brushed aluminum black

Cover that ugly piano black.

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