Carbon Fiber Door Pillar Decals- Fits 2006-2011 Honda Civic & Si Sedan 4 Door on 2040-parts.com
Morgan Hill, California, US
This is a set of carbon fiber overlays that fit the door pillars on the 2006-2011 Honda Civic sedan. This item is made from impressive 3M carbon fiber vinyl. You will also receive quality instructions with pictures for an easy installation. This product is a perfect fit, there is no trimming involved or special tools needed. Just clean surface and apply following the provided instructions. The trim can be removed later without harming your car. Please note that this item is made from carbon fiber vinyl (not real carbon fiber) but this carbon fiber vinyl looks very real.
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