Does anyone have experience wrapping small parts on a truck? I have a couple of trim pieces that I’d like to black out and was thinking of using a wrap and doing it myself. I could just order new black trim pieces from Toyota, but wrapping those pieces might be much cheaper. Anyone ever done this? If so what wrap product did you use?

Small trim pieces you don’t want to wrap- definitely use plastic-dip. Most all do it yourself blackout trim jobs are done with this- very forgiving process/.product.
https://plastidip.com/

I’ve looked at plasti dip, but not sure if it would work for these particular pieces. The parts I’m wanting to black out are window trim pieces that are “chrome”. To replace the chrome trim with black is about $600.

Painted the window trim on a 79 Trans Am. Get some scuff pads and sand down the trim. Go to body shop store and pick some SEM trim black paint. Its not too glossy, works great if prepped properly.

Barbed wire pinstripes are where it’s at.

Serafin does that, black outs. 214-636-5311

I have to strongly disagree with this, I've done hundreds. Vinyl is a way better option.

Join the Tundra Forum if not already a member and do a search.

I’ve done a little research there and found some good information. This is my 2nd tundra.

If you can pull the pcs get them redone in black chrome or painted..

Scuff em and use epoxy appliance paint, has worked great for me. Prep, prime, paint

You should wrap it with waves and a surf board

Plastidip holds up well, is more economical and easier for the do it yourselfer type. Sure if you want a longer lasting professional job then I agree with you.

Have you considered the “waves and a surfboard wrap” that somebody mentioned on here?

Plastidip looks like [censored].

The SEM advice from VT is a good way to go. We SEM on the cars we build every day. Great product

It’s no show car material but looks fine from 10’