Replaced wood trim for brushed aluminum
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Researched this changeover for months. All wood trim was replaced with brushed aluminum at dealership. Hated that BMW forced me to have wood trim with my grey interior. Hated Anthracite though. Now interior has the 'techno' look I wanted a year ago. Contemplated plating with metal, painting and overlays. Went with factory provided finish.
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nice. didn't get the trim piece for around the CD/DVD slot & AC controls?
if you don't mind me asking, how much did that set you back?
if you don't mind me asking, how much did that set you back?
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Originally Posted by sg530' date='Mar 7 2005, 01:35 AM
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Researched this changeover for months. All wood trim was replaced with brushed aluminum at dealership. Hated that BMW forced me to have wood trim with my grey interior. Hated Anthracite though. Now interior has the 'techno' look I wanted a year ago. Contemplated plating with metal, painting and overlays. Went with factory provided finish.
Researched this changeover for months. All wood trim was replaced with brushed aluminum at dealership. Hated that BMW forced me to have wood trim with my grey interior. Hated Anthracite though. Now interior has the 'techno' look I wanted a year ago. Contemplated plating with metal, painting and overlays. Went with factory provided finish.
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NICE!!!
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How much did that cost anyway, if reasonable I am going to change mine out also
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Didn't know if console cd trim was available. Will look into that. Parts were ordered 4 months ago but came in dribbles.
At this moment I can't figure out from the bill what it cost because parts were prepaid and then adjusted. Crude estimate is $1400 for parts and labor. Upper trim would be easy to change, but door handles and center console require expertise and tools.
They call color brushed silver.
Thanks for comments.
At this moment I can't figure out from the bill what it cost because parts were prepaid and then adjusted. Crude estimate is $1400 for parts and labor. Upper trim would be easy to change, but door handles and center console require expertise and tools.
They call color brushed silver.
Thanks for comments.
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