Love it! Gotta do my B pillers though.
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thanks for the help. I won't have to worry about the doors because it is a vert that I am doing this too. I would paint it and I know it is an easy job, but I don't know if I will like it and then I really don't want to mess it up, and if I do I will be pissed off and set fire too it haha.Leave a comment:
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I actually bought that stuff from the same exact guy a couple years ago. It worked very well on my e34. It was somewhat of a pain on the back door chrome trim because the trim was a few inches thick, but luckily the seam was on the inside of the door. Just take your time and make sure you do it in the sun. Its lasted well for the past two years except it only gets 7k miles put on a year and is not exposed to harsh weather elements.Originally posted by MastrcruseReally old thread but I found this on ebay. I am going to probably get flamed for this. I don't know if this allows me to take it off and have the chrome again but if it does then I have choices. Does anyone sell replacement black pieces like the our grilles?
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Im going to paint the trim on the e30 this time.Leave a comment:
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Really old thread but I found this on ebay. I am going to probably get flamed for this. I don't know if this allows me to take it off and have the chrome again but if it does then I have choices. Does anyone sell replacement black pieces like the our grilles?
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to be honest i found that doing mine in sign writing vinyl turned out a really nice result......looks matt and not shiny, and also has the option of being able to take it off whenever! the only hard part was the chrome trims above the doors....took me ages to figure out how to get them off! doesnt matter anyway now for me...M325 here i come :DLeave a comment:
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DIY - Shadowlining
There it is. Nice work Fred.
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