I know I'm going against what I said about being done with this, buy rolling the front fenders professionally would hide the majority of that damage on the fronts.
FS: 1991 BMW 535i 5 Speed (Idaho) - $3,500
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I'd figure $45-60 for both fronts done by someone in the Boise region with a roller, maybe a bit more, but for the two fronts, no more than $75.Comment
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^After it's rolled, do a pro touchup/wetsand, and it will hide a lot of that damage.
Make sure to shake the touchup well, use a toothpic/toothbrush to remove any small flakes in the chips, and then wait at least 3-5 days to progressively go through the grits when wetsanding, then be very gentle when polishing it after you've given it a total of 7-10 days to cure.Comment
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Forgot to mention, this car has the cold weather package (heated seats, limited slip differential).
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Not trying to low ball. But how did you get the price for your car?sigpic"If one does not fail at times, then one has not challenged himself." -Ferdinand Porsche
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Somewhat based off what the PO was selling for and the market price I see E34's sell for around my area.
I've seen a 525i with more miles and in rougher condition sell for $4k.
If I can get the stock wheels on with no issues, then I'm going to be dropping the price.
Not going to lie, I'm going to be losing money on this.Last edited by Gravik; 06-26-2012, 04:38 PM.Comment
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Last edited by bmwguy325is; 06-26-2012, 08:13 PM.sigpic"If one does not fail at times, then one has not challenged himself." -Ferdinand Porsche
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