DmitrySychev

Im still looking icee. I took my car to a friends body shop and we tried to poke around. It looks like the lower portion of the door trim is glued in. Doesn't seem to be an easy way of removing it. So I will try to do it without taking it off. As for the steering wheel. I'm trying to do the same thing. I remember seeing a service manual on how to take the trim off. I think even though the switches are attached to the trim, they are fairly easy to remove.

Thanks for the compliment! This is the stuff I got. http://www.ebay.com/...984.m1497.l2649 It's 3M GLOSS Black Di-NOC Carbon Fiber. Looks really nice in person and has a nice textured feel. If you're thinking of doing it, that 12x48" sheet is more than enough to cover all of the silver trim except for the steering wheel. A heat gun or a blow dryer is an absolute must. What's nice is when you heat it up to work with it, it doesn’t deform or stretch in any way that ruins the pattern. As for the trim I couldn't take off in the pictures, it seems there's no way to take it off without taking the door panel off. I think I'll just try to apply the vinyl with the trim pieces on the car. Don’t really have the time to take the whole door panel off.

As a dealer I have access to a tool that provides me some basic info on what’s going on with a car as well as the ETA. (I can only check on vehicles inbound to my own store) I'm not sure there’s anything like that available to public. However, if you are able to pull up the sticker, it typically means your car is getting ready for shipping and bar any unforeseen circumstances may be only a couple of weeks away.

Here you got, just follow this link and paste your vin number after =. http://www.inventory...MHK7B85BGA61326 Also, keep in mind that even though the system has generated a vin number for you, the sticker may not be available for some time.

2011 and up edges. Has anyone taken the silver molding off on their edges? The upper portion comes out very easily, but the bottom is much more difficult. I've taken the window switch out and I'm still unable to figure it out. I'm covering all of that trim in 3d carbon. So far the center console molding is done, as well as the upper door handle molding. I wasn't sure if it will look too cheesy, but it surpassed my expectations. Any help is appreciated.