Chrysler 300 Pillar Post Trim

The 300 is a car with history and, even though the modern Chrysler 300 arrived in 2005, it is the indirect successor to the Chrysler 300 series cars from 1955 to 1979. The modern Chrysler 300 sedan (along with the Dodge Charger sedan, Dodge Challenger coupe, and discontinued Dodge Magnum wagon) rides on the Chrysler's LX platform, which is derived from the W211 series (2003-2009) Mercedes-Benz E-Class. Regardless of whether you have the older 300 or the restyled sedan introduced in 2011, upgrade and protect its pillars with precut trim or vinyl wraps.

300 Rtrim ™ Pillar Trim

Rtrim ™ Chrysler 300 Pillar Trim bundles are model and year specific for your vehicle. Choose from a number of styles such as Gloss Metallic, Matte Black, Brushed Aluminum plus much more. We've even got real unique designs like Engine Turn, Carbon Fiber and Camo designs. An excellent option for including a bit of additional styling to your pillars And, due to the fact trims integrate air-egress, pressure-sensitive adhesives so application is painless and fast. Yet another terrific aspect of Rtrim ™ 300 Pillar Post Trims is the fact they're semi-permanent so whether you want to sell your vehicle or only alter its overall look and feeling, you can accomplish it without having to worry about causing damage.

Pillar Post Wrap

If you don't yet see a vehicle specific choice for your ride or you only want to do something a little more distinctive, check out our range of 3M™ and Rwraps™ Pillar Wraps. With more than 200 colors and styles from which to select, there's certain to be something for everyone. Made from the identical components as our Rtrim™ Precut Pillar Trim Kits but in uncut sheets, you'll love the performance and value of these long-lasting, high-style products.

5 Steps to Install Your 300 Pillar Trim

Apply your precut Rtrim™ 300 kit is a breeze. In as few as five steps you can completely change the look of your Chrysler sedan. All you need is a heat gun, squeegee or application card, rubbing alcohol and a lint-free cloth to get started. Next, follow these five steps: