Project BMW E36 M3 Wrap Color Reveal

[@Romu1us]

its kinda like Interlagos Blue. sick!

[@RDDC_Official]

Yeah All the other blue/purple color shift all had orange in them. I can deal with the green but not orange. This KPMF was the best I could find. Im hoping it looks good when Im done

[@ItsMikeArre]

It’s not a basement it’s your evil laboratory

[@RDDC_Official]

Shhhhh! Dont tell everyone!

[@BimmerDude]

Nice man! you the color came out bad ass. I couldnt do I tried I have 40ft of unused Nardo Grey Wrap just sitting in my garage now lol

[@RDDC_Official]

Yeah I need to fix the imperfections in the front bumper. Now that Im watching other videos I see installers have issues with sharp corners and I see why. So I might have cut out where the brake cooler inlet holes and replace with another piece to make it more uniform on each side. Im not partial to two pieces if its easier to install and cant get the results I need otherwise. The dirt under the wrap has to go but I thing I can cut that piece out. But you never know until you try. Its tough and you eed some patience but nothing feels better than doing it myself :)

[@JesterKerkini]

Nardo gray is my favorite color just saying

[@RDDC_Official]

It would be nice for my E92 M3 I think

[@Heymeit]

Do inlays first.

[@RDDC_Official]

THANKS! Im seeing that now. I just saw that on some other videos. The videos I watched before I wasn't seeing anyone do that because those bumpers didn't need it. I think Im going to have to redo the front bumper on the top and redo the inlet holes. If push comes to shove I'll redo the the front bumper. The fender came out perfect. I have the other fender to do and hood coming soon. The mirrors Im most worried about since they are rounded. Im taking them off to do it so it might make it a bit easier but I know its gonna be a struggle. I will review some videos on lnlaying now that I know what its called. Thanks again for the heads up!

[@cunrah]

Good job for your first attempt! Like n9pe said, it's definately a thing where you need plan the inlays first. I didn't realise this like you on my first car wrap, but as soon as I did it makes like miles easier. Also you can get tape the has a string in it, so you can get perfect cuts without putting a knife on the body work. Very handy for shut lines! - Keep up the good work buddy! (P.S Im an old subscriber from the UK with multiple M3's, your content is great, I appreciate it! Thanks for the effort you put in for us all)