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[Carbon Fiber 4D (Black)]
Description
While these posts are designed to be functional, helping connect the bottom portion of your vehicle to the roof, giving these support pillars some TLC will allow you to give your car a fresh, new look.
Pillar trim wraps, which stick onto your current door pillars, can help you:
- Conceal scars and scratches: Over time, you may have noticed that your pillar trim has gotten a bit faded, dinged or scratched. To make your vehicle look good as new again, you can conceal any defects or damage with a fresh vinyl graphic pillar cover.
- Try a change: With an array of styles and textures to choose from, youll be able to easily change up your vehicles style at any time. You can add a pop of color or coordinate your new pillar trim to match your vehicles style.
- Cover up a bad look: Whether you bought your vehicle used or you just arent interested in the chrome anymore, pillar trim overlays give you the option of seamlessly covering it up.
The Benefits of Installing Door Pillar Trim
While window pillar trim may make up a small portion of your vehicle, it can have a big impact on the overall look of your car, truck or SUV. Along with allowing you to refresh the style and add a custom touch, pillar post decal trim delivers plenty of functional benefits. Youll find that it is:
- Affordable: With precut trim kits, youll be able to achieve a professional look at a fraction of the cost. Save money with a DIY trim instead of going to a mechanic or detailer to get the job done.
- Easy to install and replace: Even if this is your first time installing pillar trim overlays, youll find the process simple and straightforward. Because the decals are nonpermanent, you can easily remove them whenever you want to replace or change up the color, style or texture.
- Noninvasive: Since these pillar covers are less disruptive than other methods, you can confidently tackle the project yourself knowing that you wont risk damaging your vehicle in the process.
Types of Pillar Post Decal Designs
No matter what type of vehicle you have or what your style is, Rtrim has an array of pillar post decal trim options for you to choose from.
Youll also have an array of designs to choose from, including:
- Brushed Aluminum Vinyl: This design is available in nine color options, all of which recreate the sheen of a metallic surface.
- Chrome Vinyl: With silver, gold, black, blue, green, purple and red options, youll surely turn heads with a new chrome-finished wrap.
- Gloss Vinyl: For a sleek and shiny finish, take your pick of 20 different gloss shades.
- Matte Vinyl: If you prefer a more subdued look, our matte wraps, which come in 15 different color options, will help you achieve the flat finish youre going for.
- 3D and 4D Carbon Fiber Films: To add visual interest and depth, choose from one of our multidimensional films, which come in color options ranging from green to gray.
How to Install Rtrim Pillar Post Decals
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Gather supplies and unroll the vinyl sheetNo matter which pre-cut trim kit you choose, youll need the vinyl wrap, a razor, a squeegee, rubbing alcohol and a hairdryer. Begin unrolling your vinyl sheet. Any large creases or tunnels down the vinyl will disappear once you begin installing it on your vehicle. |
Prep, clean, and make rough cuts of your pillar postTo prep your vehicle for installation, thoroughly clean your door pillar posts using rubbing alcohol. Having a surface free from dirt and grease will allow the vinyl to securely stick. To ensure you get the perfect fit, take measurements of all your door pillars and then transfer them onto your vinyl. Then, make rough cuts that are at least three-quarters of an inch larger than your measurements. This step will ensure you have enough material to tuck around the posts corners. |
Peel and begin applying the vinylOnce you peel off the backing, you can start applying the vinyl from the top. With the help of a squeegee, youll be able to easily create a smooth seal on your vehicle. To ensure your vinyl graphic pillar covers will stay in place, use a hairdryer to add some heat. Squeegee the surface again to smooth out any bubbles and help the trim to mold onto the surface. |
