Chrome delete in austin

[foolzrulz]

Any austinites here did the chrome delete for their M3 yet? Need info.

 

[grisnjam]

Austin Detailing has a $899 package I am looking at when mine arrives.

 

[foolzrulz]

Austin Detailing has a $899 package I am looking at when mine arrives.

Yeah i figured that one out, but it seems a bit pricey when ppl in other states are getting it done for low 700's. May be there is no competition yet for Austin.

 

[quasimoto]

I heard Wrap Dynamics does chrome deletes for the Model 3. I haven't called them yet but if you do, let us know the quote!

 

[foolzrulz]

I heard Wrap Dynamics does chrome deletes for the Model 3. I haven't called them yet but if you do, let us know the quote!

Thanks I am on it.

 

[Randizy]

I just had mine done with red badges at Austin Detailing along with front end xpel paint protection and tint . I am very happy with their work and would recommend to any Austin Tesla owners, they are right down the street from Tesla Center!

 

[FielderJones]

Old guy here, who's been driving dad cars for the past 20 years. Got a M3 SR+ in April and loving it.

Somehow, I missed the whole chrome delete style movement. When did this become a thing? I tried to google chrome delete but all I get back is how to remove the Chrome browser from your device.

 

[bsk997]

Lol. People are just trying to get rid of all the chrome ascents on their cars. It makes it "sportier" and not old fashion/old car like.
Also makes it faster and more efficient too!

 

[MyTruSkillz]

I just had mine done with red badges at Austin Detailing along with front end xpel paint protection and tint . I am very happy with their work and would recommend to any Austin Tesla owners, they are right down the street from Tesla Center!

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How much did it cost.

 

[FielderJones]

Lol. People are just trying to get rid of all the chrome ascents on their cars. It makes it "sportier" and not old fashion/old car like.
Also makes it faster and more efficient too!

I guess it's a generational thing. Chrome was sporty in my youth (50s-60s-70s), and looks right to me. Now I guess it's old-fashioned, just like me.

You still didn't tell me when it started. 2010s? I never even noticed it until I joined this forum.