3M Dinoc Interior trim accents

lphiewok · 03-06-2017, 12:55 AM

hey guys, I have purchased a retrofit camera for my e92 so I had to take my interior trims apart in order to access it. I figured it would be a good time to wrap some of the pieces that the rubber was starting to wear out.

I didn't want to wrap my aluminum trims since I like the contrast look of silver with black interior but I wanted to add some CF accent to my interior.

I know this isn't the fanciest mod and not everyone's cup of tea but I like how it turned out and I will keep it for now.

I also added steering wheel plastic trim and power button, since they had some cosmetic scratches that was bothering me.

Wrapping was extremely easy for most of parts since they can be detached completely, except for the AC trim. I didn't know how to remove only the outside trim so I ended up using the blade to cut for the AC trim.

Wraps were purchased from Amazon for about $40 dollars for 5ft long size. Blade was also purchased from the same dealer for ~$7 dollars. Only other tools needed were plastic removal tools (also Amazon for around $10 dollars lol).
For about $60 dollars to switching things up, I believe it is a fun mod to try at least (if you mess up, you can always remove it too).

I still have more than half of the wraps left and I am itching to wrap some other parts..

If anyone has questions on how to take apart anything or how to cut certain areas, I would be more than happy to help out.

1QuikWS6 · 03-06-2017, 04:39 PM

Looks good - I did similar on some of my interior pieces that I didn't have covered in real CF

You might want to re-wrap your cupholder trim though - all other weave is going Top Right to Bottom Left - cupholder trim is opposite

lphiewok · 03-06-2017, 04:59 PM

wow I just noticed that! haha
I thought I made sure all patterns were going up right but I must have flipped in my head. thanks for pointing it out since I will never be able to unsee that pattern now.. at least that is the easiest trim to remove and redo!

Ink09 · 03-10-2017, 09:02 AM

Looks good!

1QuikWS6 · 03-10-2017, 09:05 AM

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Originally Posted by lphiewok

wow I just noticed that! haha
I thought I made sure all patterns were going up right but I must have flipped in my head. thanks for pointing it out since I will never be able to unsee that pattern now.. at least that is the easiest trim to remove and redo!

Sorry

I know it would bother me too, I made sure to check multiple times when I wrapped mine to make sure direction was correct

If you do the cupholder doors also, not only is direction important, but the lines have to align with trim wrap + the cutout for the silver buttons is a beatch

03-06-2017, 12:55 AM	#1
lphiewok New Member 6 Rep 22 Posts Drives: 2011 E92 M3 Alpine White Join Date: Jan 2017 Location: OC, CA iTrader: (0)	3M Dinoc Interior trim accents hey guys, I have purchased a retrofit camera for my e92 so I had to take my interior trims apart in order to access it. I figured it would be a good time to wrap some of the pieces that the rubber was starting to wear out. I didn't want to wrap my aluminum trims since I like the contrast look of silver with black interior but I wanted to add some CF accent to my interior. I know this isn't the fanciest mod and not everyone's cup of tea but I like how it turned out and I will keep it for now. I also added steering wheel plastic trim and power button, since they had some cosmetic scratches that was bothering me. Wrapping was extremely easy for most of parts since they can be detached completely, except for the AC trim. I didn't know how to remove only the outside trim so I ended up using the blade to cut for the AC trim. Wraps were purchased from Amazon for about $40 dollars for 5ft long size. Blade was also purchased from the same dealer for ~$7 dollars. Only other tools needed were plastic removal tools (also Amazon for around $10 dollars lol). For about $60 dollars to switching things up, I believe it is a fun mod to try at least (if you mess up, you can always remove it too). I still have more than half of the wraps left and I am itching to wrap some other parts.. If anyone has questions on how to take apart anything or how to cut certain areas, I would be more than happy to help out. Attached Images Last edited by lphiewok; 03-06-2017 at 01:43 AM..
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lphiewok New Member 6 Rep 22 Posts Drives: 2011 E92 M3 Alpine White Join Date: Jan 2017 Location: OC, CA iTrader: (0)	wow I just noticed that! haha I thought I made sure all patterns were going up right but I must have flipped in my head. thanks for pointing it out since I will never be able to unsee that pattern now.. at least that is the easiest trim to remove and redo!
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