no fit state said:I'd want £80 just to strip the 3 pieces out. That's a great price!
nightyard said:I'd be tempted to get my dash and center console trimmed in leather for that price.
synthedup said:nightyard said:I'd be tempted to get my dash and center console trimmed in leather for that price.
Well as soon as it is done there will be loads of pics available, I'm also going to attend some meets this years so people can see it in the flesh.
RJS-Z4 said:synthedup said:nightyard said:I'd be tempted to get my dash and center console trimmed in leather for that price.
Well as soon as it is done there will be loads of pics available, I'm also going to attend some meets this years so people can see it in the flesh.
Well get them up as soon as it's done, I'll post up my full set if it's as good as hoped.
Are you going to have it as per OEM bmw? So the same seam style etc? I think it's worth doing, as without it always looks a bit off.
enzed4 said:sub'd for updates, looking forward to pics.
I'm Looking for viable option to fix my scratched aluminium dash. Was going to get it 3M 1080 brushed aluminium vinyl wrapped, but the guy who would do it said they couldn't guarantee the contours of the scratch wouldn't show through so they didn't recommend doing it unless the dash scratch was sanded/filled to make a perfect surface. Unfortunately that means if I didn't like the vinyl wrap, I couldn't go back to the original Aluminium underneath.
nightyard said:enzed4 said:sub'd for updates, looking forward to pics.
I'm Looking for viable option to fix my scratched aluminium dash. Was going to get it 3M 1080 brushed aluminium vinyl wrapped, but the guy who would do it said they couldn't guarantee the contours of the scratch wouldn't show through so they didn't recommend doing it unless the dash scratch was sanded/filled to make a perfect surface. Unfortunately that means if I didn't like the vinyl wrap, I couldn't go back to the original Aluminium underneath.
I hate the aluminium trim.
I'd either sand , fill and get the trim sprayed or dipped piano black or buy some piano black trim on ebay (very difficult to find pristine condition)
My preference is the piano trim looks better than the carbon leather
enzed4 said:nightyard said:enzed4 said:sub'd for updates, looking forward to pics.
I'm Looking for viable option to fix my scratched aluminium dash. Was going to get it 3M 1080 brushed aluminium vinyl wrapped, but the guy who would do it said they couldn't guarantee the contours of the scratch wouldn't show through so they didn't recommend doing it unless the dash scratch was sanded/filled to make a perfect surface. Unfortunately that means if I didn't like the vinyl wrap, I couldn't go back to the original Aluminium underneath.
I hate the aluminium trim.
I'd either sand , fill and get the trim sprayed or dipped piano black or buy some piano black trim on ebay (very difficult to find pristine condition)
My preference is the piano trim looks better than the carbon leather
I hate the piano trim.
Scratches, fingerprints, scuffs, smudges - it'd do my head in seeing them.
(actually I don't 'hate' it. It looks very cool, but just not practical for me)
nightyard said:They are all valid points.
I have a microfiber cloth in my car to wipe all the shinies down haha
Scaramanga said:Subscribed! Interested to see how this goes.