Changing interior trim
03-04-2019, 08:04 PM
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Changing interior trim
Hi there, am a newbie here, have a black piano interior trim on a c300 2017 coupe that i want to change for the black wood veneer
anybody has tried that ?
difficult?
more expansive than original $250 option?
maybe a vinyl cover would work ?, or i just won't notice it after a while
thanks in advance for any Hindsight you might have
anybody has tried that ?
difficult?
more expansive than original $250 option?
maybe a vinyl cover would work ?, or i just won't notice it after a while
thanks in advance for any Hindsight you might have
03-04-2019, 10:01 PM
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This isn't a C300, but this is what you could possibly achieve with wrapping it
Most of your current options now are most likely going to be more expensive then the original $250 option. However, I would think if you get lucky, you may be able to find someone locally to you that would be willing to trade their wood interior for your gloss black pieces. That'd probably be the cheapest/easiest solution.
Most of your current options now are most likely going to be more expensive then the original $250 option. However, I would think if you get lucky, you may be able to find someone locally to you that would be willing to trade their wood interior for your gloss black pieces. That'd probably be the cheapest/easiest solution.
03-05-2019, 04:58 PM
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Thanks for the pointer, i will try the wrap route
This isn't a C300, but this is what you could possibly achieve with wrapping it
Most of your current options now are most likely going to be more expensive then the original $250 option. However, I would think if you get lucky, you may be able to find someone locally to you that would be willing to trade their wood interior for your gloss black pieces. That'd probably be the cheapest/easiest solution.
Most of your current options now are most likely going to be more expensive then the original $250 option. However, I would think if you get lucky, you may be able to find someone locally to you that would be willing to trade their wood interior for your gloss black pieces. That'd probably be the cheapest/easiest solution.
