so only a few hours away . let me know if you want to see more pics. i took some pics when my technician was installing for me.

 

More pics would be great

 

i'm not at home now. i'll post them when i get back .

 

Lomag, before replacing the buttons, trying gentley rubbing them out with rubbing compound. I have tried another product (Gel Gloss) for stuff like this and it has saved many things for me. It may work for scratches that aren't too deep.

 

here are the pics .

as lomag mentioned, remove the unlock/hazard button first.
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then remove the wood dash from the side. man, he was fast and finished the whole installation w/i 15 minutes .
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oops, hit the wrong button . here are more pics.

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has to remove couple screws.
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service area.
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hope the pics help .

 

Great! Thanks for the additional pics...it doesn't look like it should be all that hard (fingers crossed)...I was going to tackle this yesterday...but decided to do a little boating instead

 

20 mins and it was done?.this site is great!! Thanks so much for sharing the info?if it wasn?t for this post?my wallet would be $160.00 lighter courtesy of my dealer (that?s what they wanted to do the work).

 

well done . any pics ?

 

AHhhhhh scary seeing pics of the dash all taken apart like that!

WOW BMW of Honolulu is HUGE!!!