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Seen that coupe at the northgate mall. He has 507 decals on the side also if thats the same one. Your front plate would need to go though. I'm sure Wu wraps could do it for you no problem.
I saw it in northgate mall as well Right now, I just need to decide to whether to go with the 3M G-120 (Gloss White Aluminum) or 3M BR-120 (Brushed Aluminum) or 3M S-120 (Satin White Aluminum).
The Gloss white is my choice. Would look very similar to the
Coupe above. Brushed is nice seen that in person either one would look great. We should do a W204 meet before summer is up there's a few on here from the PNW
Thanks! I just made a rough cut, then cut slowly one by one, especially on the corner. Then, trim it slowly using a "not so sharp" cutter. Tips is that wait till the wrap is cooled down, don't cut it right away after u heat it with the heat gun
Practice on paper first is good as well, try to make sure that you can make a pre-cut line on a piece of paper, then try to pull it apart using your finger, so it will not hit your actual paint!
Another thing I've seen shops do is basically use a small thin vinyl strip layered around the edges to hide rough cut lines. From a distance, can't even see the strip, but up close, looks just like a bezel.
Last edited by AZN Optics; 08-03-2015 at 05:44 PM.
Another thing I've seen shops do is basically use a small thin strip layered around the edges to hide rough cut lines. From a distance, can't even see the strip, but up close, looks just like a bezel.
07-11-2015, 07:09 PM
