Dumb Question...XPEL interior?

[6thDAY]

So I'm pretty OCD when it comes to scratches on my car, especially the interior where there are already scratches on the B-Pillar where the seatbelts hang.

I want to wrap it, along with the door entry plastic trim above the Model 3 sill cover, and glovebox to prevent future scuffs. I'm planning to buy some XPEL film and custom cut it.

Before I do that, does anyone know if it can properly stick to the plastic like it does on paint?

 

[Aarons12]

i would think even better as long as it's smooth not textured. sorry i'm a newbie and haven't gotten mine yet so i'm not sure of that. but i am a bit of a crafter and have worked with various films.

p.s. i plan on wrapping some interior stuff too, will pay attention to the b pillar now...

 

[ewoodrick]

I doubt it will stick well.

It may be easier to rewrap the entire car and not cut the seams for the door. When you can't get in the car, you can't mess it up.

Time to admit your OCD and manage it.
BTW, what did you do for your previous cars?

You really need a dent in the door to get over it

 

[LowBattery]

You really need a dent in the door to get over it

My wife thinks my relationship with my car would also benefit from a door ding.

 

[ewoodrick]

On any new car, I can't wait until that first door ding. Once that occurs, the pressure is off. It was a couple of months on my Model 3.
But a new wax job just cleaned it up so well, I looks new.