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Got the new 2019 Silverado RST and was not a fan of the wood trim, I believe there is no options on that, they all come with it. So wrapped them and it looks little better.5F0D41CF-BFF8-46C2-8BCE-76794084E0C8.thumb.jpeg.ccf97805aae644debf02b26e86b65d09.jpeg

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OnTheReel Senior Enthusiast

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That LT/RST “wood” is my least favorite of the bunch. Looks much better with the wrap and fits the RST’s personality perfect. Nice work!

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1 hour ago, Talbot said:

That looks great, how long and what wrap?

 

3M carbon fiber vinyl wrap. Couple hours of work. 

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2 hours ago, Havana RST said:

DIY Project?  If so, did you take the arm rest off of just cut 'n wrap? Got a link for your wrap?

Yes weekend project. I took the wood covers off the doors they pop right off. Carbon fiber vinyl on amazon. I tried matching it to the carbon look what is inside of the headlights. Then got cute with it and did couple other things with it. Not sure if I will keep it on the truck or not. 

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3 hours ago, Havana RST said:

DIY Project?  If so, did you take the arm rest off of just cut 'n wrap? Got a link for your wrap?

 

3 hours ago, qwank said:

GM got everything on the RST completely wrong

I wouldn’t say everything completely wrong, few things here and there. The color matched bumpers  is really the only reason I went with the RST.

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I basically tried to match the carbon to the carbon that is already inside of our headlights. 

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6 hours ago, Obxman7 said:

Yes weekend project. I took the wood covers off the doors they pop right off. Carbon fiber vinyl on amazon. I tried matching it to the carbon look what is inside of the headlights. Then got cute with it and did couple other things with it. Not sure if I will keep it on the truck or not. 

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Looks good!  I know when you have all that leftover film you just start looking for other things to wrap. lol.

 

It's a lot of fun to do.  Nice job OP!

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I did the same exact thing on my 16. I actually like the look of the wood on the RST so I decided to stick with it. Plus my interior is grey and brown leather, so the black carbon fiber would look pretty bad. Great looking on the all black though. Nice job!

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6 hours ago, Obxman7 said:

Yes weekend project. I took the wood covers off the doors they pop right off. Carbon fiber vinyl on amazon. I tried matching it to the carbon look what is inside of the headlights. Then got cute with it and did couple other things with it. Not sure if I will keep it on the truck or not. 

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Thank Obx.  I have black interior also and really like this!

Sierra Dan Senior Enthusiast

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Peter, you should post this in the "what have you done to your T1 today" thread. :thumbs:

Looks great btw.

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