Have any one try this for the rear yet ?
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My Ride: 525i
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http://cgi.ebay.com/04-07-BMW-E60-525-530-545-AC-S-URETHANE-REAR-BUMPER-LIP-/150490193948?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item2309ea201cwhat you guys think !
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My Ride: Alpine White 2006 530Xi (SLD)
isn't polyurethane the material to avoid? I'm not sure, but I think someone told me a while back, when I was getting my kit, that it can get all wavy and is harder to paint... maybe I'm confusing it with something else.
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fiberglass is one to avoid most of the time since they r much more brittle
not good for large body panels that require some movement
but small things its ok
...but yea i m kinda interested in seeing this rear lip on my car
im sure there will be fitment issues just cause they have no item on a car and because of the price
need to make room for the dual exhaust though
hmm... wonder how that will play out
not good for large body panels that require some movement
but small things its ok
...but yea i m kinda interested in seeing this rear lip on my car
im sure there will be fitment issues just cause they have no item on a car and because of the price
need to make room for the dual exhaust though
hmm... wonder how that will play out
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but then u get no real variety
i for one like the oem rear bumper...
but im not paying no damn 150... watch