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This is definitely unique! Thanks for sharing!
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Yes, there is enough space in the wheel house. So the M2 stood at the dealer and as in the picture 2 and 3 I picked him up.
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And here are some pics from the wrapping process.
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FOR ME....The car could look great if you took off those awful stickers!!!! and changed the wheels for original wheels. These wheels do not work on this car.
Take it back to standard but with the grey and some carbon bits it could look incredible. Just my opinion though!! |
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| 10-07-2016, 08:05 AM | #29 |
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damn those rims are awful. i dont know what did BMW think that this looks good? someone draw a fucking star and extruded it and called it a day. its has absolutly zero creativity.
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Any more close-ups of the painted diffuser? It looks really good. I also think the matte plastic one looks cheap and out of place on this car.
The M4 ZCP wheels look better on this car than the M4, lol. The black roof looks awesome! I was wondering how you did that, and also had the black shark fin  |
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Love it! With a drop I think those wheels will look killer.
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| 10-07-2016, 01:22 PM | #34 | |
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The black roof and the shark fin are also wrapped. The shark fin can be easily detached, it is only glued. I wanted no metallic and no carbon. Everything should come in a uni-color tone. It is not a carbon roof and I don´t like fake. Here more photos of the roof and the diffuser. The first original in sapphire, second wrapped, third diffusor, fourth wheel.
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Thanks for all your positive feedback.
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'Ferrari Grigio Medio' seen on the E46 M3 of forum fellow Laguna01///M3 sprung to my mind when I saw your wrap color.
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The wrap looks great. Nice color and from the Internet it looks totally pro!
The wheels and the decals are another story. I feel like I've been transported to the late 80s early 90s east Los Angeles or those crazy 2000s German treffen meets where you always see some half naked chick airbrushed on the hood of a bmw Frankenstein.
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So the car was black. I just assumed MG. How long will the wrap last? If you decide to pull the wrap off in a few years can it damage the paint?
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| 10-11-2016, 04:13 AM | #44 |
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The wrap takes about 4 to 5 days. If it is done properly. If you take a good manufacturer like Hexis, Avery, 3M, etc, there are no problems with the paint. The wrap is like a protection for the paint.
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