MechEngineer408 wroteWhat is the pdc option?? That to paint it? Thanks 🙏New euro bumper came in. Now just need to find some time to install it.
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Mimmer wrotePDC is parking distance control sensors. Like on the rear bumper. I think for painting you have to inquire directly.MechEngineer408 wroteWhat is the pdc option?? That to paint it? Thanks 🙏New euro bumper came in. Now just need to find some time to install it.
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ToddinTN wroteExcellent!Removed the sticky and refinished my rear console cubby surround and cup holders. Going to remove my seat backs next to refinish the sticky plastic centers.
Mimmer wrotePDC is for parking sensors. If your front bumper has them that's what you want. Mine doesn'tWhat is the pdc option?? That to paint it? Thanks 🙏
Paint is a separate option. You'll need to contact aeuroplug directly to set that up.
ToddinTN wroteDo you know if that method would work on this? I can't stand looking at this anymore.I was going the same route and thought- well, I can try to refinish it and if I screw it up I can just buy another. Just use the stuff I show and it’s really easy. Hardest part is disassembly.
Tips- if you use the citristrip, get the aerosol. Don’t use the gel. Spray it on, give it 5 to 10 minutes and the coating wipes right off. Do the work in a well ventilated area. Rinse the parts, let dry. Spray the adhesion promoter, wait 10 minutes. Hit the part with 2 to 3 light coats 10 to 20 min apart. I used a heat gun on the lowest setting to preheat the parts slightly to help with adhesion and then lightly to help dry. I may experiment with a matte clear if I do it again to help prevent future scratches but given how quick and easy it is, and the materials left over, a respray would be a quick repair especially since i won’t need to strip the sticky off again.
Omg! From now on I'm going to use fleece gloves to close my doors! You need to stop hitting the gym man, your hands must be like sand paper. 😂 are those claw marks on the handle?
That method should work the same for your door handle.
That method should work the same for your door handle.
irokwrx wroteTake the door panel off, remove the remainder of the unpeeled material and cover with 3m matte vinyl wrap.Do you know if that method would work on this? I can't stand looking at this anymore.
DL335D wrote...Omg! From now on I'm going to use fleece gloves to close my doors! You need to stop hitting the gym man, your hands must be like sand paper. 😂 are those claw marks on the handle?
That method should work the same for your door handle.
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MechEngineer408 wroteLet us know about fitment and how well the paint matches after you install it!PDC is for parking sensors. If your front bumper has them that's what you want. Mine doesn't
Paint is a separate option. You'll need to contact aeuroplug directly to set that up.
irokwrx wroteI'm considering just trying to peel that stuff off.ToddinTN wroteDo you know if that method would work on this? I can't stand looking at this anymore.I was going the same route and thought- well, I can try to refinish it and if I screw it up I can just buy another. Just use the stuff I show and it’s really easy. Hardest part is disassembly.
Tips- if you use the citristrip, get the aerosol. Don’t use the gel. Spray it on, give it 5 to 10 minutes and the coating wipes right off. Do the work in a well ventilated area. Rinse the parts, let dry. Spray the adhesion promoter, wait 10 minutes. Hit the part with 2 to 3 light coats 10 to 20 min apart. I used a heat gun on the lowest setting to preheat the parts slightly to help with adhesion and then lightly to help dry. I may experiment with a matte clear if I do it again to help prevent future scratches but given how quick and easy it is, and the materials left over, a respray would be a quick repair especially since i won’t need to strip the sticky off again.
irokwrx wroteYes, it would work.Do you know if that method would work on this? I can't stand looking at this anymore.
akkando wroteYou can, and on the handles it might look fine. With it that shabby, you could probably use rubbing alcohol or honestly.. borrow your wife’s neutrogena makeup remover wipes, they work well on smaller pieces when the finish is already loose.I'm considering just trying to peel that stuff off.
DL335D wroteOmg! From now on I'm going to use fleece gloves to close my doors! You need to stop hitting the gym man, your hands must be like sand paper. 😂 are those claw marks on the handle?
That method should work the same for your door handle.
You would think that!
The M3 has been sitting, but I purchased a coolant flush kit, oil change kit, and some brake fluid for my future BBK upgrade.
Finally threw some new Future Classic front spacers on - fixed my vibration issues w/ my old Macht Shnell set..
Space Fox wroteLooks great! The FC spacers have been great for me.Finally threw some new Future Classic front spacers on - fixed my vibration issues w/ my old Macht Shnell set..
Do you have a link to the front lip you have? Looking for a lip like that.
Idfkman wroteI purchased it off the group buyLooks great! The FC spacers have been great for me.
Do you have a link to the front lip you have? Looking for a lip like that.
Epoustouflant put together. 360carbon makes it. It's perfect.
Space Fox wroteAhh! I forgot I signed up for that. And no sooner after sending my message I got a PayPal invoice from 360Carbon. Bye bye $500!Idfkman wroteI purchased it off the group buyLooks great! The FC spacers have been great for me.
Do you have a link to the front lip you have? Looking for a lip like that.
Idfkman wroteLol! YaAhh! I forgot I signed up for that. And no sooner after sending my message I got a PayPal invoice from 360Carbon. Bye bye $500!
Epoustouflant has cost me quite a bit of money these past few months..
APEX stud kit installed.
Space Fox wroteAhah ✌️Idfkman wroteLol! YaAhh! I forgot I signed up for that. And no sooner after sending my message I got a PayPal invoice from 360Carbon. Bye bye $500!
Finally picked up a winter "beater". No more road salt hurting my baby.
Let the modding begin! 33" tires and a 2.5" lift coming soon.
Let the modding begin! 33" tires and a 2.5" lift coming soon.
