Wrapping gloss/matte black interior parts with cf fabric

peanuboy · 11-15-2021, 01:02 PM

Hi guys, highly contemplating wrapping a few interior panels with cf-look, I bought my car stock and didn’t have the luxury of custom ordering with a cf int, I know I could go with replacing them with parts from places like eas, but anyone here thought of or have wrapped them themselves/diy?

How did you take them off for wrapping?

luckylingy · 11-15-2021, 07:32 PM

I did this 10 years ago with an E83 X3, in order to cover the wood trim and the 'dust magnet' center air vents and storage lid. It turned out great, but I was fooling no one (nor attempting to do so), as to the material. (I was swapped the steering wheel and upholstered pieces, since the original gray-over-brown was ahead of its time.). Removal is as easy as any other adhesive.

nearwater4me · 11-15-2021, 08:53 PM

I think the CF wrap has come a long way since the early examples from a decade ago.
The best one I've seen is the STEK CF look PPF.
Applying PPF material needs practice but the interior pieces aren't that complex in shape, so I think the project could turn out pretty good.
Good luck!

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peanuboy Captain 64 Rep 800 Posts Drives: G80 M3 6MT Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Toronto, Canada iTrader: (2)	Wrapping gloss/matte black interior parts with cf fabric Hi guys, highly contemplating wrapping a few interior panels with cf-look, I bought my car stock and didn’t have the luxury of custom ordering with a cf int, I know I could go with replacing them with parts from places like eas, but anyone here thought of or have wrapped them themselves/diy? How did you take them off for wrapping? __________________ 2022 Lexus LC500 2021 BMW M3 6MT 2020 Porsche 911 C4S Cab PDK 2018 Audi R8 V10 RWS RTronic 2017 Porsche 911 C4 Cab 7MT 2009 BMW E93 M3 6MT 2008 BMW E90 335i 2004 Audi A4 1.8t 6MT 2001 VW GTI 1.8T
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luckylingy Lieutenant Colonel 3234 Rep 1,661 Posts Drives: X3M Join Date: Oct 2015 Location: Up North iTrader: (0)	I did this 10 years ago with an E83 X3, in order to cover the wood trim and the 'dust magnet' center air vents and storage lid. It turned out great, but I was fooling no one (nor attempting to do so), as to the material. (I was swapped the steering wheel and upholstered pieces, since the original gray-over-brown was ahead of its time.). Removal is as easy as any other adhesive. Attached Images
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nearwater4me Colonel 1916 Rep 2,135 Posts Drives: '22 G82 Base Join Date: Sep 2019 Location: GA iTrader: (1)	I think the CF wrap has come a long way since the early examples from a decade ago. The best one I've seen is the STEK CF look PPF. Applying PPF material needs practice but the interior pieces aren't that complex in shape, so I think the project could turn out pretty good. Good luck!
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