Vinyl Wrap Vehicle Trim Easy DIY

This took just a couple minutes but greatly improved the look of my vehicle.
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[@alamedacustomholsters]

Awesome video, might wrap my grandson’s truck🥴

[@antoniomarc7174]

That is what they usually use for that most ones that I’ve seen are a mat black. I actually like the carbon fiber look. Great job. 👍👍

[@kylemlm]

Looks great Sir.

[@drevildruid]

Vinyl wrap has an issue in high heat environments. It will only last about 3 years and will be almost impossible to remove because the heat activated glue will become stuck permanently to the paint. I have a friend who owns a white 2009 CVPI and he had wrapped the roof. It took us three hours to remove the wrap (in pieces). Personally I would consider Plasti Dip as it peels right off and can be applied over any painted or non-painted surface without extended prep (no sanding, just wash and thoroughly dry the surface to be "painted."

[@WJHandyDad]

we shall see. Thankfully just the b pillar trim so it won't be a big job to remove and paint if I end up needing to do so. But so far it's held up fine.