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DIY - Matte Black Emblems - Plastidip, no emblem removal required!
09-27-10, 02:39 AM
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09-27-10, 09:15 AM
#112
so for the people who have done this, does it really just peel off the paint? id be nervous as hell letting it touch my paint.
as far as wheels go, it does look good and professional. a local bmw group i meet up with, a member has a wagon and did the lips orange. looks perfect!
fyi you'll love the window trim. ive had mine wrapped for over a year now and still love the look
as far as wheels go, it does look good and professional. a local bmw group i meet up with, a member has a wagon and did the lips orange. looks perfect!
fyi you'll love the window trim. ive had mine wrapped for over a year now and still love the look
09-27-10, 09:19 AM
#113
But I do like the clear bra idea. *ponders thought* But knowing MY luck, some stone will bounce off the rubber platicdip and hit my windshield.
09-27-10, 11:53 AM
#119
Thats AWESOME!! too bad i already debadged my emblems. LOL. I kept the L on the front and back of course. Painted the front Bezel Satin Black. You think that this would work on the Front "L" emblem???
