[jmeas]

i saw that wu-wraps was banned from e90post, does anyone have any other recommendations on where i can get some quality interior trim, window trim vinyl wrapping done at in seattle/tacoma?

[gsmurf]

I'm pretty sure Mark still does them. Let me know and I'll ask him or I'll send you his email.

[icyunv]

he got banned?

[iroquis_pliskin]

why he got banned?

[jmeas]

Not sure. He gave me some info on wraps a while a go. I tried to look him up again because I want window trim wrap first. And his username and account says banned?

[gsmurf]

Possibly because he's being considered a vendor, and as such need to pay some form of vendor fees. He mentioned it when he did the wrap on my last car.

[jmeas]

hmm okay good to know. i'll try giving him a ring though. gsmurf, i know he's had a pretty good reputation, but do you care to share what you got wrapped and you're satisfaction with it?

[jmeas]

any other recommendations on who can do quality matte window trim work for me?

[gsmurf]

Originally Posted by jmeas

hmm okay good to know. i'll try giving him a ring though. gsmurf, i know he's had a pretty good reputation, but do you care to share what you got wrapped and you're satisfaction with it?

He did the wrap on my old car recently, I said old and recently because it was only a few months ago but I dont have the car anymore since I traded it in a few weeks ago.
Anyway it was on my 328i coupe and in my opinion he did a good job at it. I may still have the pictures. PM me your email and I'll send some to you.

[98005xi]

I'll vouch for Mark as well. He wrapped my e90. My favorite part is the steering wheel and shift knob. PM if you need help contacting him. I text him at least once a month to keep in touch. Have some stuff that I need his help with soon too. Hope this helps.

-alex

[jmeas]

thanks gsmurf and 98005. i saw that people where advising to paint the window trim rather than having it wrapped because it was too difficult. did either of you have the window trim wrapped? if so, how did that come out?

[gsmurf]

I thought about about doing it before but never got around to it. I will most likely have my 335i coupe wrapped soon though. The light poplar wood trim looks bad with the red interior in my opinion.

[jmeas]

yeah i'm going to do the interior trim, but first i was hoping to get rid of all that gotti chrome, and matte black the grille and window trim. just looking for ideas and places i could get the window trim done

[98005xi]

Originally Posted by jmeas

thanks gsmurf and 98005. i saw that people where advising to paint the window trim rather than having it wrapped because it was too difficult. did either of you have the window trim wrapped? if so, how did that come out?

Originally Posted by jmeas

yeah i'm going to do the interior trim, but first i was hoping to get rid of all that gotti chrome, and matte black the grille and window trim. just looking for ideas and places i could get the window trim done

My e90 came with shadowline, so I didn't have to worry about wrapping/painting fortunately. I would go the wrapping route if Mark can do it for a reasonable price. At least wrapping is reversible in case you decide to sell later. Funny how you say that you wanna get rid of all the chrome - since it seems like some peeps actually prefer it to the murdered out look. FWIW, I'm more partial to blacking out.

If you're looking to get some other stuff painted, you might wanna hit up Hun77777's uncle. His uncle owns a body shop that's been recommended a bit on this forum.

Here's a link for info: http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=456385

Might as well get a good price and get everything done at the same time. Hope this helps.

-alex

[jmeas]

thanks 98005! yea i mean im not looking to fully murder it out, but taking out all that chrome would be nice, with a matte black imo for this car.

[number1draftpick]

Mark Did my car 2 or 3 weeks ago. Excellent work/attention to detail and very reasonable pricing. I highly recommend him and am considering wrapping other stuff. I'd definitely go back to him.