Trimbrite Blackout tape

[BlackestCoupe]

Not much of a DIY , but Here's a couple of pics from my experience with this stuff. LMK if you have any questions.

You can buy it here. http://www.autobarn.net/trimblackout.html

Pre tape
Here's a pic for reference

And now the close-up. This is the seam at the drivers side door.

The lower part of the drivers door.

The 1/4 window corner. I couldve done a better job but i just got lazy.

You can see where I kind of missed on the passenger door and its pretty noticeabe as the silver shines through.

Passenger side quarter window, pretty smooth

Tons of airbubbles form when you apply it but i went back with a needle on a hot day and popped the bubbles and it wound up looking this smooth ^. It took 2 rolls of the tape btw.

Chrome Trim Deleted

 

[WestKoastHonda]

Not bad

 

[Russianred]

Good job man, I used the same thing. Around the sharp curve in the back, it IS possible to stretch it on there and cover everything, but it's almost impossible haha. Spent like a half hour on each of those corners probably.

 

[2000BlackCoupe]

not bad. is there a way to take it off and paint it? ive never really attempted too

 

[CG6Lemon]

looks good

 

[mkdb89-02se]

how many rolls u use
nvm went back and re read

 

[SykVSyx]

I did the same, and there is another silver sedan owner on here that did it as well.

I think mine took two rolls also.

A cheap mod that can easily be removed if need be.

Nice work.

 

[CanadianEh48]

lol the trim tape gave you a 3" drop as well.

 

[binbinn]

LOL you can just use black electrical tape hahaha go steal it from the back of your radio harness

 

[crookx]

looks good, i just did this today. i messed up on the bottom driver side.. could see they silver shining through but i was lazy. ill redo it some other time.