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Any issues with the key not being detected after you install this?
Thinking of have my 3 done in carbon fiber and was wondering about any issues.
If you're not confident after watching the video he provides, don't let people bash you.
Oh.... I should mention that I removed all my console trim to assure a better job on the sides of everything. Nothing needed to be "tucked" on the sides. I was able to just fold and press with my fingers. Note that there is NOTHING to wrap the edges on the cup-holder part. That concerned the heck out of me until I realized that the faux metal trim on the sides actually covers the edges of the cup holder once reinstalled.
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Yup. That's what I'm saying. For past vehicles, I've made step-by-step instructions for every mod I did. And these days I'm afraid that I just don't have the time or energy that the documenting process requires. BUT, I can tell you that the carpeted sides of the console are all snaps that can be pulled by hand. The padded trim on the sides of the console are all snaps that can be pulled by hand. And the faux brushed metal trim bits are screwed in with T20's. You just have to have the cojones to start (carefully, but firmly!) yanking. Some of those clips are stiff at first. Before reassembly, I always lubricate them for an easier process the next time I'm in there.You're saying you physically dismantled the trim to apply the wrap and then reassembled it afterwards? Do you have a guide for doing this? Sounds like that would make installation easier.
Help like this? Brushed black metal. IMO classy, fingerprint free and doesn’t show dust.
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Here's what it looks like pulled apart:
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There you go. But, unlike the video... don't use a tool for the side trim. Just pull with your fingers. Harder to go wrong that way. And the cupholder itself does not need to be removed for vinyl wrap. In fact, it would make the job more difficult, because you need to hold that thing still when you're tugging and pressing on the vinyl. I removed the cup holder only because I was also tapping into the 12V power of the back of the cig lighter. (removal of that piece was the most difficult part of the job... too many chances to break it, and it is held on there really well!) So that cable on the bottom right is where I made my connections after fishing my new power wires down from above. The guy in the vid fished his camera plug back to the outlet... I made a new outlet up front. Best to NOT remove the cup holder (or taking the carpeted lower sections off) if you're just doing the vinyl work.