Well like on most E46 M3’s the trim pieces in my car are starting to chip and bubble. It is currently the dark silver/titanium color from the factory. It runs through the dash, shifter, steering wheel and door handles. Most people repurchase these pieces in carbon or carbon wrap them but I am not a huge fan of that much carbon in an interior.
Having said this I am looking for some opinions. I won’t be able to perfectly match the dark silver/titanium thats stock so I am repainting everything. I don’t want it to look “ricer-ish” with a crazy color etc. Right now I had some ideas in mind (my car is Titanium Silver):
-Gloss Black
-Matte Black
-Truck liner ish type black
-Wrap in suede
-Silver/titanium(although I think this is ricey)
I’ll gladly take any other cool ideas. Let me know what you think.
-Steve
(its whats circled in red, theres two handles in the back as well)
well i was bored today and i started ripping all the trim out, sanded it and primed it. came out really well. going to let it sit and dry for the night.
my question here lies in what is the best kind of spray paint to buy for the trim? i am going to go with a satin black (dash board looking color) for now at least. what is the best paint to buy? brand, kind etc?
you know it! :gay: no its going satin black lol. thanks for the help on the paint choice, anyone know where they carry Rustoleum Semi Flat automotive acrylic enamel ? pepboys, autozone, etc?
i just feel that it is to much carbon going on. to me it seems ricey idk, i want a nice clean simple look. i feel that a plain satin black will provide that
Going flat black is going yo take a lot away from that specialty look of a luxury car. It’ll probably look like the interior of a Honda with flat black.
i thought about brushed aluminum but im worried i wouldnt be able to replicate that color
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im actually re considering wrapping it in suede. anyone have experience with doing something like this? most of the pieces are square ish so im guessing it cant be to hard? anyone willing to help?
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something like this below, think it would look very clean and simple while still being luxurious
Didn’t Josh (Lafengas) do this to one of his cars? I heard it’s kind of a pain but if you do it right without bleeding through with the adhesive, it looks great.