What did you do for your ZHP/BMW today?

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Originally Posted by Pip

It looks great! I'm impressed with the steering wheel. I don't know much about Di-noc but looks tedious.


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Yea it is pretty tedious. The key is a good heat gun, that's how you get it to go around corners and stuff. There are a bunch of how to videos on YouTube that was a big help.

Looks great, Rob. Nice job!

Made an appointment at BMW of Stratham for an alignment in the morning

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Originally Posted by Sockethead

I DI-NOC'd the interior of the X5 last week. It turned out pretty good. It was much easier than I thought... except for the center console. That was a bitch because of all of the curves. I had to do that twice.

http://i424.photobucket.com/albums/p...3/_DSC1649.jpg

http://i424.photobucket.com/albums/p...3/_DSC1655.jpg

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Looks awesome Rob.

hopefully will be installing these on the 2002 today if Steve and I have time

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Nice!! Ireland Engineering is the way to go for 02s and e21s.

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Originally Posted by Sockethead

Yea it is pretty tedious. The key is a good heat gun, that's how you get it to go around corners and stuff. There are a bunch of how to videos on YouTube that was a big help.

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Do you need the tape Primer when installing the Di-Noc??

I drove her down a gravel road. 2nd time in her life (or at least me owning her). So now I get to go wash her.

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Originally Posted by Sockethead

I DI-NOC'd the interior of the X5 last week. It turned out pretty good. It was much easier than I thought... except for the center console. That was a bitch because of all of the curves. I had to do that twice.

http://i424.photobucket.com/albums/p...3/_DSC1649.jpg

http://i424.photobucket.com/albums/p...3/_DSC1655.jpg

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This looks so bad-ass. Way to go on the DIY!
Really. It looks professional.

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Originally Posted by kayger12

Looks great, Rob. Nice job!

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Originally Posted by Johnmadd

Looks awesome Rob.

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Originally Posted by Ryans323i

This looks so bad-ass. Way to go on the DIY!
Really. It looks professional.

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Thanks guys :biggrin

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Originally Posted by SureShot434

Do you need the tape Primer when installing the Di-Noc??

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I didn't use any.... I didn't see any of that used in any of the videos on YouTube. I did wash all the parts with soapy water then dired with towels and a heat gun.
FYI when Kristen ordered from Bimmian, it was a huge sheet. I have a lot let over so if anyone's worried about messing up, there is enough material to make a lot of mistakes, LOL

If anyone is interetsed, I can bring a few pieces to the meet so you guys can play around with it...

Great work Rob!