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Re: Interior Trim Wrapping
Posted: Tue Aug 03, 2010 11:44 pm
by 5hep
[quote=""Chompers""][quote=""Sanj""]Don't. This is one mod I was thinking of with the 3M Carbon film - see YouTube...
Mitch I'm sorry man - I laughed. Forget the old jokes this was done when you fell arse over t*t down those stairs, completely out of your face!
Seriously, don't care - just get well for the meet! Kidding, get well soon mate. Hope it doesn't affect work mate.[/quote]
Thats just typical, I change my car to get 'Wood' interior and join the Sanj club and you know want to change your Wood to CF
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Choppers, you know Sanj, just modding for modding sake.
More money than sense that boy
Interior Trim Wrapping
Posted: Tue Aug 03, 2010 11:46 pm
by jeegnesh
[quote=""5hep""][quote=""Chompers""][quote=""Sanj""]Don't. This is one mod I was thinking of with the 3M Carbon film - see YouTube...
Mitch I'm sorry man - I laughed. Forget the old jokes this was done when you fell arse over t*t down those stairs, completely out of your face!
Seriously, don't care - just get well for the meet! Kidding, get well soon mate. Hope it doesn't affect work mate.[/quote]
Thats just typical, I change my car to get 'Wood' interior and join the Sanj club and you know want to change your Wood to CF
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Choppers, you know Sanj, just modding for modding sake.
More money than sense that boy
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Agreed
Re: Interior Trim Wrapping
Posted: Tue Aug 03, 2010 11:49 pm
by Chompers
Then he should buy a 520d Touring, really am struggling to lose my Mod cherry on this one
Interior Trim Wrapping
Posted: Tue Aug 03, 2010 11:58 pm
by jeegnesh
[quote=""Chompers""]Then he should buy a 520d Touring, really am struggling to lose my Mod cherry on this one
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Mate by the time he'd be finished, it would look like an X5
Re: Interior Trim Wrapping
Posted: Wed Aug 04, 2010 5:27 am
by Turks
[quote=""Chompers""]Then he should buy a 520d Touring, really am struggling to lose my Mod cherry on this one
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You should start by changing the wood trim Chompers... I have been scarred for life from the abuse I got from my mates for having wood trim in my 530d at 20 years old
Turks.
Re: Interior Trim Wrapping
Posted: Wed Aug 04, 2010 8:32 am
by x555
[quote=""5hep""]X555 hope you get better soon
If you need me to pop around the house and do a few odd jobs give me a shout
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I ain't letting you nowhere near my house you feckin letch why do you think that i block out my house name on the pics
your like dog with two c@:s
Re: Interior Trim Wrapping
Posted: Wed Aug 04, 2010 9:38 am
by Chompers
[quote=""Turks""][quote=""Chompers""]Then he should buy a 520d Touring, really am struggling to lose my Mod cherry on this one
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You should start by changing the wood trim Chompers... I have been scarred for life from the abuse I got from my mates for having wood trim in my 530d at 20 years old
Turks.[/quote]
LOL, was waiting for that one
thing is I actually quite like the Wood
+ it goes better with the light interior IMO.
Re: Interior Trim Wrapping
Posted: Wed Aug 04, 2010 10:07 am
by Turks
I pretended to like it too... I won't tell anyone
Turks.
Re: Interior Trim Wrapping
Posted: Wed Aug 04, 2010 11:49 am
by Avtar
Thanks for the link, very informative.
Re: Interior Trim Wrapping
Posted: Thu Aug 05, 2010 10:48 pm
by Minda
Like the look of the black carbon leather, but black, black and more black is just a bit to mad max for me.
Should see some of the us pic's everything is black
Re: Interior Trim Wrapping
Posted: Fri Aug 06, 2010 9:42 am
by Avtar
I would have been happy if it had had the Bamboo Interior Trim, however, when buying used there is always a compramise or two.
Re: Interior Trim Wrapping
Posted: Fri Aug 06, 2010 10:36 am
by Turks
[quote=""Minda""]Like the look of the black carbon leather, but black, black and more black is just a bit to mad max for me.
Should see some of the us pic's everything is black[/quote]
I quite like the look of the black on black on black, looks pretty stealth. My friend with the GT-R has just had his wheels powdercoated Matt Black and the engine bay is Black with Kawasaki Green bits - looks fantastic. I'll do a thread on it next week for those who are interested in mental modified jap metal.
Turks.
Re: Interior Trim Wrapping
Posted: Fri Aug 06, 2010 2:51 pm
by Chompers
e70 and stealth are not words that sit well together
Minda I think you will quite like the brushed Aliminium when in the car, all black is just to much IMO
Re: Interior Trim Wrapping
Posted: Fri Aug 06, 2010 10:56 pm
by Minda
[quote=""Chompers""]e70 and stealth are not words that sit well together
Minda I think you will quite like the brushed Aliminium when in the car, all black is just to much IMO[/quote]
I think so too, got it in the audi, and looks good with the black interior
Re: Interior Trim Wrapping
Posted: Sat Aug 07, 2010 8:55 am
by kena
[quote=""x555""][quote=""Pewters""]Cheers pal :thumbs:
You feeling ok?[/quote]
Funny you should say that as i'm sitting at home bored out of my scull (hense the daytime posts) i was fitting a floor yesterday in work and my knee decided to give up the ghost ba@>?rd thing is killing me.It happens every now and then and just swells up so it hurts like s'/t when you move your leg.
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How's the knee now x555. If it happens again wrap a bag of frozen peas around it for 20 mins ( not directly on the skin ). This will reduce swelling and is also a great for pain relief. Repeat every couple of hours. Works a treat. Been doing this on my back and shoulder now for 15 months since my bike accident.