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Thread: carbon fibre panel console

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    Default carbon fibre panel console

    Someone on BB replaced it, pic and link to the source here
    http://www.bimmerboard.com/forums/posts/256151

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    as long as it's not cracked badly the wood ones pollish up real good, heres the one in my old 535

    rotary buffer, wool buff and the same compound you use in the last couple stages of buffing paint
    all america wants is cold beer warm cat and a place to take a poop with a door on it

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    I bought weave and resin to do that to mine, since it was cracked in about 5 places and peeling. I then decided that it would look out of place if I simple did that (and kinda rice, but looks good there) So anybody parting out and has a gear selector like the one above let me know (need the ribbed thing and all)
    1993 525iA M50TU
    Black on Black...need pics
    208,888 miles

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    51 16 1 938 352, AT Selector Bezel $5.50 at the dealer, when you slide it in spray it with some silicone and it will move better after you install it and while installing it

    Quote Originally Posted by NovceGuru
    (need the ribbed thing and all)
    all america wants is cold beer warm cat and a place to take a poop with a door on it

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    that wasn't CF - that was stick-on plastic film

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    '74 Jensen Interceptor
    '54++ VW Subaru Turbo hybrid
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    I work with the real stuff



    genuine CF weave. It's $ though.

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    I have already install cf trim to my car
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    How did you cure that CF?

    just air dried with epoxy, or did you heat cure it?
    11/88 535iA

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    Quote Originally Posted by BMW 5 SERIES
    I have already install cf trim to my car
    Except yours looks very much like a vinyl sticker... there isn't any depth to it
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    If you want to do it for the reason carbon fibre was developed - strength with little weight - you need to vacuum bag it. My shipwright mate is a whiz with it, but I have little interest in it for either my car or my boat (the boat weighs 25 tons). I have thought about making a cover for the plug leads (3.6 engine) out of it.

    Ian

    '90 E34 M5
    '89 E34 535i
    '74 R90S
    MB 560SEC
    '74 Jensen Interceptor
    '54++ VW Subaru Turbo hybrid
    etc

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