Margal

http://www.beacongraphics.com/supplies/3m/3m-7125.html
That's where I got mine but I think you can find it online in other places also.

Gene

looks good...reminds me of another member's piano black painted interior trim

https://5series.net/forums/topic/628..._1#entry684836

tonyb635

You can't use stain on the wood trims unless you remove the clear coat first. Then you risk cutting through the top single or multi layer of wood veneer. There is normally five layers of veneer, three construction layers and then 1-2 finish layers. This end product is ran through a clearing process and then buffed. You can paint them any color at this stage using any automotive base coat clear coat system. I offer this service so if you want a professional job with the right products used give me a shout.

e60.teamegypt.4

Where in sc are you? Ill be in Clemson next fall

tonyb635

Just down the road in Greenville

tonyb635

I am willing to do a full set for someone at no cost with the agreement that we take pre and post photos and share them. The cost would only be for materials which is not much. If you are unsure and want to test it, you can send one panel with no attachments. If you want black, the cost would only be for shipping for the test part because I already have the materials, probably not enough to do a entire set though...

C's Bimmer

Love it!

Howitzer

That is pure tits. Love it.

Howitzer

P.S. - I think you can easily just get your interior vinyl wrapped instead of paint. This might be cheaper and easier to do and give you a lot of options on maybe even going a carbon-fiber look.

jan jans

The word "Piano" comes to mind! The black piano paint is soooo lush in comparison with the grandpa wood! I got white carbon in mine, if I had wood, I would have done exactly the same as you! (Or carbon wrap )