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Originally Posted by Avetiso
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Weather trim replacement surgery. My neighbors thought that I run a detailing business. One even asked me if I was interested in doing his X5. LOL. When I told him that he couldn't afford it, he laughed and complimented me on the car. :D
Just wrapped it all up. Happy with results and hoping to never have to do it again.
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Nice! You wanna do mine?Quote:
Originally Posted by Lanister
Actually, now that I've done it, I can probably do it pretty quickly.Quote:
Originally Posted by NorCal-Dimitri
I thought that Sedans are not prone to these issues. Namely the rear window trim rot. At the very least, I think it's just much easier to replace.
Huh I've never heard that. I actually have rot around my rear window. Do you have any time-saving tips?Quote:
Originally Posted by Lanister
Form the set a few weeks ago
http://i591.photobucket.com/albums/s...Roads_0023.jpg
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On the road back home from NYC
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Beautiful guys.Quote:
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Looking good.
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No idea about the rear window, sorry :(. I'd look up a DYI on that, I bet there's one on e46f or here. In general though, that's what happens to our cars when they live outside. Mine lived in Sacramento, while the paint is mint, some of the rubber trim just dried up from the heat so I had to replace it.Quote:
Originally Posted by NorCal-Dimitri
Here's the DYI that I followed...
http://m3forum.net/m3forum/showthread.php?t=373831 you'll need an account to see the pics but it's worth it.