[erewhon]

Great series of photos. Thank you!

 

[ghostgs1]

That looks much nicer to me. I wish Chevy would get rid of the charcoal plastic look, looks really cheap to me.

 

[Cujo]

I'm going to do the same thing to my black volt using this


http://shadowlinetrim.com/shadowlinevinyls.html

Will post pics when done.

 

[RCB268]

Cujo ... I was going to include your link and forgot <g>, so thanks for supplying that. I think anyone with patience and a minimum of skill could do this themselves without issue. I, on the other hand, not so much...

Anyhow, the fellows doing the work, above, also used a torch (live flame) to soften the vinyl to ease the forming, etc. I think a heat gun would work just as well.

 

[css28]

I assume they're affiliated with the replacement window company?

[edit: Never mind--a different misspelling of magic]

 

[soundmike]

Cujo [/B
Anyhow, the fellows doing the work, above, also used a torch (live flame) to soften the vinyl to ease the forming, etc. I think a heat gun would work just as well.

Looks good, RCB! Take a close-up photo, or have the sun reflect off of it -- that'll show it off.

p.s. Hair dryer works just as well, that's what i use.

 

[RCB268]

css28 ... that is a thought? Could be (ha). Anyhow, they also do imprinted t's, etc., in another section of the building, AND they do "paint-less" ding repair, which is handy to know.