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      06-02-2017, 08:54 AM   #1
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Help me ID this part?

Hi,

I bought an e91 last weekend and this part was loose inside the car. No idea what it goes to. I assume it goes underneath the car, since it has some damage to one of the rocker panels / side skirt. Any ideas? I figured out the lighter plastic piece, but not the rubbery/plastic one.

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      06-02-2017, 09:18 AM   #2
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Beautiful car, congrats.
Not sure what that part is, but almost looks like it's one of those mini "mudflaps" that are in front of the rear wheels?
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my thought as well, but it's not missing either one
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my thought as well, but it's not missing either one
It is definitely the aero lip that goes in front of the rear wheels. It is plastic-riveted to the underpanel with 3 rivets. If it is not missing from the underside, then the piece you found was left over from whomever replaced it and failed to throw it away.
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Beautiful car, congrats.
Not sure what that part is, but almost looks like it's one of those mini "mudflaps" that are in front of the rear wheels?
That's what I am thinking.
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And this is not a flame...

But why do homeowners leave the garage sheetrock unpainted once its been taped, mudded, and sanded?

Always have wondered that...
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      06-05-2017, 09:08 AM   #7
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And this is not a flame...

But why do homeowners leave the garage sheetrock unpainted once its been taped, mudded, and sanded?

Always have wondered that...
Same here. We moved in like that. It'll get paint or posters one day. There is a ton of wooden slatwall ripe for organization.
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And this is not a flame...

But why do homeowners leave the garage sheetrock unpainted once its been taped, mudded, and sanded?

Always have wondered that...
Its likely not sanded, or even mudded to the point where its ready to be finished. My garage is just drywalled and mudded with the minimal amount necessary to tape the seams. It would take so much effort to skim it then sand it to be ready for paint that its not worth bothering with it.
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Its likely not sanded, or even mudded to the point where its ready to be finished. My garage is just drywalled and mudded with the minimal amount necessary to tape the seams. It would take so much effort to skim it then sand it to be ready for paint that its not worth bothering with it.
Understood, bu the OP's place looks sanded and ready to undercoat and paint.
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