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What to do next......

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  • SnyperxS
    SnyperxS
    Snyperx
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    So I am trying to decide what to do next to my e90. Up to this point I have blacked out the grille and emblems. I am kind of thinking about going dark on the whole car. Eventually getting gunmetal colored wheels. So here is what I was thinking:

    • Tints

    • Debadging the 325i from the trunk

      OR

    • Purchasing some repair parts (window regulator, rubber trim, lift boxes)

    • Tool purchase (wheel hanger, few sockets, oil wrench)

    Thoughts????

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    • Ryan...R
      Ryan...R
      Ryan...
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      Well, maintenance should ALWAYS come first.

      However, things like debadging can easily be done at home. I removed my 540i badge using some dental floss, heat, and goo gone. However, you can run the risk of chipping some paint, and auto body shops can remove badges safely for about $30. They have the tools and know-how to do it safely and quickly.

      ** also, what rubber parts are needed on your car? Seems awfully new for rubber pieces to be disintegrated already 😕

      2021 Gladiator Willys -- 6 speed manual, 33" Falken AT, 3/4" level

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      • SnyperxS
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        Ryan... said:

        Well, maintenance should ALWAYS come first.

        However, things like debadging can easily be done at home. I removed my 540i badge using some dental floss, heat, and goo gone. However, you can run the risk of chipping some paint, and auto body shops can remove badges safely for about $30. They have the tools and know-how to do it safely and quickly.

        ** also, what rubber parts are needed on your car? Seems awfully new for rubber pieces to be disintegrated already 😕

        The rubber strip above the front windshield is all cracked and nasty looking and the rear rubber strip below the rear window will not stay attached to the window. Keeps falling off everytime I open the trunk.

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        • wasnt m3W
          wasnt m3W
          wasnt m3
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          I'd bet the windshield has been replaced if the rubber is shot.

          +1 on taking care of maintenance first

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          • SnyperxS
            SnyperxS
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            Window sure has a crap pile of pits and marks for be replaced at some point. Is BMW glass crap? The windshield is BMW labeled glass.

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