Wrapped grill.
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Hey everyone, I've been wanting to change my grill for some time now but didn't want to purchase an aftermarket one. So last week I decided to paint the trim around the grill and ended up getting it wrapped yesterday with matte black vinyl. It turned out pretty good, has anyone tried this approach? Does it chip easy? Feed backs would be nice thanks.
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I didn't wrap it myself, I took it to Singh Autosports and asked if they can wrap it, the guy never did it on an IS so he took a shot at it. It came out great, so it was pretty much experimenting with the car. It took about 30 mins.
Mine's wrapped in black vinyl too! but it's glossy black vinyl 

So far so good, but I don't think I drive it enough to really have a true "test" of the material and how it endures with regular road debris/rain/etc. =/


So far so good, but I don't think I drive it enough to really have a true "test" of the material and how it endures with regular road debris/rain/etc. =/
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I think he sprayed some type of solution on the wrap, not too sure what it was (it was in a gray bottle). But the kind of wrap he was using doesn't actually stick until you start squeegeeing it. Good luck, the corners are a pain from what I witnessed.








