Those look sickkk!

see this is better than the IPAD ideaaaaa!!

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Do you have pictures? I'm thinking of doing it to my roof as well.

Did the Ipad before I did the pillars. LOL.

Doing the roof this weekend, and the rear valence. I'll post pics as soon as I finish.

The cheapest place I found including shipping was Metrodecals.com
I bought a 48"x72" roll. Should be enough for pillars, roof, and rear valence and an IPAD. LOL

Depending how you arrange to cut the pieces from the roll, you may need a bigger roll to do the stuff. Make sure you double check before ordering.

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How does this stuff hold up to the elements (rain, sun, etc etc)? When removed for replacement, does it come off cleanly?

Looking forward to it... The roof lines seems challenging to say the least.

This stuff is the best on earth. so easy to wrap stuff. All it needs is a little heat, then it becomes very shape conforming. It took me 15 minutes to do my Ipad. Took about 30 mins for the b pillars. The best part is, if it becomes wringled, just add a little heat from a heat gun, then it smoothens out. The hard part is cutting the extras off the side neatly. According to 3M, the stuff is rated for 3 years outdoor on a vertical surface. They recommend using some kind of bonding agent which makes the installation permanent. I chose not to use it. If you saw my ipad thread, you know I don't modify anything unless its completely removable with ease. To remove the stuff, all it needs is a little heat, and pull off in small sections.

RedNismo- would be able to do something for the headunit surround piece? id be very interested in replacing that trim to CF. :p

Im sold! Gonna order a small pc to do my pillars.

It would be easier if the trim piece could be removed from the head unit. That way you could wrap around the edges to the underside. If the trim piece is not removable, its still possible to use Ni-Doc, but the cutting and trimming is much harder. I am stil experiementing with the application techniques.

Clean it, (rubbing alcohol), heat 'n wrap it. Amazing stuff. Even adhered to the complex curves of the shift ring.http:///Users/michaellord/Pictures/i...0/IMG_2325.jpg