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    #16
    You are talking about the trim that is at the bottom of the windows? It is also black on the 318is's.

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      #17
      yeah the trim at the bottom of the windows that is inside the car, what is the part number for it.


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        #18
        to the people who have done it...did you remove the trim or just mask it off?

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          #19
          what if you sandpaper the trim? I'm not looking to shadowline my cab.
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            #20
            yeah that would be a beech

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              #21
              Originally posted by ///M42 sport
              what if you sandpaper the trim? I'm not looking to shadowline my cab.
              bavauto.com has a polish especially for refurbishing the chrome trim around the windows
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                #22
                Originally posted by Court M3
                bavauto.com has a polish especially for refurbishing the chrome trim around the windows
                So does just about any decent auto parts store. It's called Aluminum polish. :D

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                  #23
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                    #24


                    this shit works wonders! trust me!
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                      #25
                      so you stuck with the chrome look?
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                        #26
                        Originally posted by mattdk318i View Post
                        so you stuck with the chrome look?
                        dunno if you were talkin to me, but i stuck with the chrome look out of laziness. the alpine white coupe i recently bought will get the shadowline treatment though.
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                          #27
                          Originally posted by adept View Post
                          www.classictrimcoat.com

                          ... the only stuff I've seen in all my years that works.

                          Yeah, I've heard good things about this. Planning to go this route very soon.

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                            #28
                            i used mothers mag/aluminum polish and it worked great.
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                              #29
                              that trim inside the car on top of the door trim just came off for me, it doesn't even look too bad w/o it on there to tell you the truth since it's not held on there with clips or anything.
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