Got my newly painted bumper wrapped along the bottom edge today in satin black. Amazing to watch the guy doing it, at one stage I really thought he would just screw it up and start again but obviously he knew what he was doing 
Bumper wrapped
- Thread starter Leesfarm07
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About 40 mins. Good watching how it was done
sd_dracula
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You want to put some of that gtechniq C4 on the remaining black trim. It will look brand new 
Looks good. I'd do that if I were not changing my front end (again)..
BTW - I couldn't stand a bumper on a tarmac surface. I'd not sleep
BTW - I couldn't stand a bumper on a tarmac surface. I'd not sleep
Yeah grill looks a little dull nowsd_dracula said:You want to put some of that gtechniq C4 on the remaining black trim. It will look brand new
Ha ha. I was very careful. You changing to the M now?cj10jeeper said:
Yes - in the garage with all the bits. I have a 1 series /M to do first then start in the Z
Since it's a project I'm prepping and painting them myself. Good to get the spray equipment into use again
Since it's a project I'm prepping and painting them myself. Good to get the spray equipment into use again
That must be the daughter's car then?
Have you wrapped complicated shapes before? At one stage I didn't think he'd do it. It was all creased up but gradually he worked along quite calmly and did a fantastic job. Paid £40 which I was happy with.Swiftly said:Looks fantastic
Reminded me that I must get around to doing mine, I've had the 3m satin film I bought sitting around for a few months now :roll:
Looks really good better than my masking tape and rattle can effort!!
Machine monkey said:
But 40 times cheaper :?
Got the bumper back on but judging by these pictures I need to tweek the gaps a little 
Just got to get the DRL's wired up and finish and fit the clear lights.....which means taking the bumper off again
Just got to get the DRL's wired up and finish and fit the clear lights.....which means taking the bumper off again