How To Carbon Fiber Vinyl Wrap Car Interior Trim | Exterior B-Pillar 

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Sure thing! Thanks for watching! B-pillars are pretty easy to do...definitely go for it! If you want a "dry look," I'm a fan of this version: amzn.to/3M7HJQ0 If you want the glossy look, I like this stuff: amzn.to/3K5N4Vc

Why do you want to make your B pillars to look like a Tinker Toy car?

@@roberthenry9319 because I like it?

I typically dilute 99% alcohol in a 80/20 ratio alcohol/water

Thanks and thanks for watching. The vinyl i used is automotive vinyl, so it's resistant to the environmental elements, to include cold and rain. The vinyl is sticky enough, but the surface you apply the vinyl to affects how well the vinyl will stick. If the surface is smooth and glossy, the vinyl will hold well. If the surface is matte or textured, the vinyl will not stick well.

I've never tried, but you probably could.

You can use primer, however, I recommend not applying to textured surfaces, as the vinyl does not tend to stick well, even with primer. Additionally, with primer, when the vinyl is removed, it tends to leave a lot of glue residue that could be difficult to remove.

Sorry, I'm not sure I understand what you are meaning with a softer kind or not on vinyl.

@@ColorChangeCustoms the brushed aluminum is far more rigid than what you were using in this video.

If you use a quality brand automotive vinyl wrap, little to no residue should be left when you remove the vinyl.

I wouldn't, as the vinyl will not stick well, if at all. Vinyl wrap sticks best to smooth, glossy, hard surfaces.