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How do you get the exterior trim of an E92?
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04-10-2009, 08:23 PM | #1 |
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How do you get the exterior trim of an E92?
I got the lower piece on the rear windows but how does the door, mirror, and upper trim come off? I dont want to break or bend them.
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"SYONRA" is for sale! http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=366678 BSM '09 e92 335i | Performance: JB3, RR Catted DP's, INJEN DCI, Britalman Exhst, AA FMIC, FORGE DVs | Suspension: ST-V1 Coils, Hotchkis Chassis Brace & F/R Sways | Wheels: Bremmer Kraft BR03s, Brake Performance Rotors, Cool Carbon Pads, ECS Lines | Exterior: OEM Aero Lip/Rear, ****** CF Trunk Lid, BLUX5 Angels, M-Force M3 Sides | Interior: Passport 9500ci, Black Trim, M3 Wheel
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WTF are you trying to do? Black it out? This is done by wrapping your trip in vinyl without taking it off the car.
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ever used masking/painters/electrical/duct tape? ever applied a sticker to anything? same principal. no need to fuck up your trim and mail it somewhere. and im sure you could find someone in LA to do it for you if you are super lazy. im serious. once you take off that lower trim it will never be in the same pristine state...
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the lower trim is actually amazingly simple to remove, without doing any harm at all to it. Its the top piece that is trouble |
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