Interior Wrapping

andy9188 · 08-20-2012, 04:13 PM

Does anyone know any good interior wrapping companies from yorkshire area that do cf. I think it looks really smart when done well and should be an option in my opinion. I suppose it makes the m cars more exclusive if that's why its not.

Many thanks

Andy

sheps · 08-20-2012, 04:36 PM

Have you considered having a go yourself?

It's very easy to remove and refit the trims and, if armed with time, patience and the basic tools it's not hard to achieve great results - I'm of the opinion that it's one of those tasks where, if given the practice, professional results are achievable.

Many guys on here (myself included) have done just that. I wouldn't think twice about having a crack at it again.

andy9188 · 08-20-2012, 04:42 PM

Mr amg thanks for the reply. Did you have a go at doing it on the bm? Did you break any clips when doing it and how were the corners did they look neat?

sheps · 08-20-2012, 04:53 PM

No, I've done it on the Merc, it wasn't something I ever did on my E92.

My advice would be to spend half an hour on youtube, after searching Di-noc - watch some of the videos and you'll see just how easily achievable great results are.

It's what I did, and I tend to be far better at ham-fisted, smashing type tasks than needlepoint. Its cheap enough to have a crack yourself, and if you balls it up, it's not cost you much.

Plenty of "how-twos" on trim removal, too. Again, my advice would be to spend £10 on a decent set of specific trim removal tools, to ensure you don't damage any trim on removal.

andy9188 · 08-20-2012, 05:13 PM

3m Di noc I've seen it a few weeks ago. There's also hexis aswell. I may have a go at an easy part first. I'll check you tube. Thanks for advice sheps

sheps · 08-20-2012, 05:14 PM

No worries chap, let us know how you get on.

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sheps Colonel 81 Rep 2,396 Posts Drives: C63 AMG Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Cambs, UK iTrader: (2)	Have you considered having a go yourself? It's very easy to remove and refit the trims and, if armed with time, patience and the basic tools it's not hard to achieve great results - I'm of the opinion that it's one of those tasks where, if given the practice, professional results are achievable. Many guys on here (myself included) have done just that. I wouldn't think twice about having a crack at it again. __________________ Gone but not forgotten: 325i M Sport (E92), Black Sapphire, Coral Red Dakota, 19" 225's, Seat Heating, 6FL and de-badge Replaced by 6.2 litres of AMG powered C class.
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andy9188 Lieutenant 23 Rep 427 Posts Drives: van Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: uk iTrader: (4)	Mr amg thanks for the reply. Did you have a go at doing it on the bm? Did you break any clips when doing it and how were the corners did they look neat?
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sheps Colonel 81 Rep 2,396 Posts Drives: C63 AMG Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Cambs, UK iTrader: (2)	No, I've done it on the Merc, it wasn't something I ever did on my E92. My advice would be to spend half an hour on youtube, after searching Di-noc - watch some of the videos and you'll see just how easily achievable great results are. It's what I did, and I tend to be far better at ham-fisted, smashing type tasks than needlepoint. Its cheap enough to have a crack yourself, and if you balls it up, it's not cost you much. Plenty of "how-twos" on trim removal, too. Again, my advice would be to spend £10 on a decent set of specific trim removal tools, to ensure you don't damage any trim on removal. __________________ Gone but not forgotten: 325i M Sport (E92), Black Sapphire, Coral Red Dakota, 19" 225's, Seat Heating, 6FL and de-badge Replaced by 6.2 litres of AMG powered C class.
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andy9188 Lieutenant 23 Rep 427 Posts Drives: van Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: uk iTrader: (4)	3m Di noc I've seen it a few weeks ago. There's also hexis aswell. I may have a go at an easy part first. I'll check you tube. Thanks for advice sheps
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sheps Colonel 81 Rep 2,396 Posts Drives: C63 AMG Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Cambs, UK iTrader: (2)	No worries chap, let us know how you get on. __________________ Gone but not forgotten: 325i M Sport (E92), Black Sapphire, Coral Red Dakota, 19" 225's, Seat Heating, 6FL and de-badge Replaced by 6.2 litres of AMG powered C class.
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