B pillar Trim
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Intermediate
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B pillar Trim
I'm sorry if there has already been a thread about this, but I was unable to locate it. Anyway has anyone been able to find some quality piano black trim to add to the Bi pillars of the ilx? I've seen tons on Ebay but I'm not sure how well it would actually fit the car. thanks
Burning Brakes
Joined: Jul 2010
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From: Mebane, North Carolina
Don't use covers! I bought some from a very repeatable seller (CarbonCovers?) for my TSX and they don't fit just right. Very uneven, gaps, stick off the pillar to far (too thick). They're sitting in my floor in the corner of my room currently because I don't wanna install them like that. I may try to flatten the edges a little but I doubt I can do anything with them. May try to sell them, not sure. The gloss finish is amazing though. Like a black mirror.
Instead get a roll of 3M 1080p Vinyl for about half the price (I paid $35) and wrap the pillars. It's removable and will be 100% flush and not look tacked on. Literally.
Instead get a roll of 3M 1080p Vinyl for about half the price (I paid $35) and wrap the pillars. It's removable and will be 100% flush and not look tacked on. Literally.
Thread Starter
Intermediate
Joined: Nov 2013
Posts: 48
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Don't use covers! I bought some from a very repeatable seller (CarbonCovers?) for my TSX and they don't fit just right. Very uneven, gaps, stick off the pillar to far (too thick). They're sitting in my floor in the corner of my room currently because I don't wanna install them like that. I may try to flatten the edges a little but I doubt I can do anything with them. May try to sell them, not sure. The gloss finish is amazing though. Like a black mirror.
Instead get a roll of 3M 1080p Vinyl for about half the price (I paid $35) and wrap the pillars. It's removable and will be 100% flush and not look tacked on. Literally.
Instead get a roll of 3M 1080p Vinyl for about half the price (I paid $35) and wrap the pillars. It's removable and will be 100% flush and not look tacked on. Literally.
Instructor
Joined: Sep 2015
Posts: 146
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From: The Industrial City
It's extremely easy to do. You clean the area, attach the vinyl, apply heat (heat gun or small torch. Hair dryer may work as well but take longer) and iron out any wrinkles or creases.
So far I've wrapped my Front Grill, Window Trim and Rear Spoiler.
Take a look..........
https://acurazine.com/forums/photogr...l-wrap-936759/
So far I've wrapped my Front Grill, Window Trim and Rear Spoiler.
Take a look..........
https://acurazine.com/forums/photogr...l-wrap-936759/
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