Freshly painted 535i mit euro bumpers...

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booker
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Post by booker »

At last...

Here are some pics of my freshly painted 535i mit euro bumpers:

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Hubba Hubba... :)

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Mit Kyle in NO's fine Diamondshwartz 535is:

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:) :) :)
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Post by Tjn182 »

That's exactly how I want my paintjob (that will never come) to look like!
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Post by Nick C. »

~0 ~0 ~0 Looks great......Your gettting an M-Tech kit for that, right?
M-teck535is
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Post by M-teck535is »

Lookin good. Man I need to put my euro lights in stat!
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Post by Dinan e28 »

Ya gota love the fresh gloss black with euro bumpers
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Post by Rich in Tupelo »

Oooohhhhhhhh..... Nice. Bib please.
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Post by Shawn D. »

Wow -- it sure looks sweet in that silky black. Now you just have to make the other black parts look as black!
booker
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Post by booker »

Thanks, guys!:D

Nick C., No I will not be putting an M-Tech kit on. The only body-kit I will put on is a Zender rear skirt. I have not mounted it yet, because it looks so good without it! (@)

Shawn D., I have already painted most of the trim with SEM 39143. I like the contrast between the gloss and matte black. I do need to clean the wheel wells and such, though. The new paint makes everything else look reeeally dirty! :~
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Post by Mark 88/M5 Houston »

Very nice :p
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Post by RonP »

That is Beeeeeeeeuuuuuuutiful! Love the french fogs too! How did you do that so fast and get such a gret job?
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[QUOTE="RonP"]That is Beeeeeeeeuuuuuuutiful! Love the french fogs too! How did you do that so fast and get such a gret job? [/QUOTE]

Thanks! I am partial to the french fogs, myself. I knew they would look good on a black car.

Well...

I have been working on this for a while now. About 5 mos. or so. I did some rust repair on the rear panel/valance, and mounted the euro bumpers. I then handed it over to a pro for the paint. The shop that did it is called Klein's Automotive. They do a lot of restoration-type work, and have a nice shop with a very nice paint booth. It was there for a month. I got it back last Thursday, and worked for 3 days straight to get it put back together. I will bring it back to the shop this Wednesday to fix a couple of spots that are unacceptable, and a final polish/glaze.

It's been a long road with lot's of work, but the results are nice. :)
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Post by T_C_D »

Looks awesome. Great job.
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Post by booker »

[QUOTE="TCD"]Looks awesome. Great job.
Todd[/QUOTE]

Thanks, Todd. If I can drive it for 5 yrs w/o someone wrecking it, and if you're still making turbo kits, I'll be calling you for sure. Maybe sooner. ;)
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Post by stuartinmn »

It looks really good, nice and straight and shiny.
Your lady friend is a cutie, too. ;)
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Post by shifty »

Sweet pics, Pat! Congrats on a job well done! The pics look MAGNIFICENT. Tell your paint guy he did a great job.

What's that Diamondschwartz POS next to your car?!!!

. . . just kiddin' Kyle. :D

I'm lovin' the yellow fogs, too. In inclement weather, they're much more useable than the clear lenses on the standard fogs. A really nice touch is clear turn signals with yellow fogs. Someone in CA has an E28 like that, and it looks sweet! His car is dark, too, although I can't remember the exact color.

Once again, good job, Pat! Enjoy both of those hotties (the car and the gal)!! :)
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Post by Kyle in NO »

Well, I THOUGHT my car looked OK, but Pat's car's new skin makes mine look woefully sub-standard!

The difference between a REAL paintjob and one that's just decent is HUGE! I bow down and kiss Pat's tires :D

Kyle in NO
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Post by Lee in LA »

Nice Job Man... Looks Great!!!!:D I'd almost be afraid to take a car out of the garage with such a perfect paint job! (@)
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Post by Tim in N FL »

Patrick,
BEAUTIFUL work and beautiful car! I want to get with you about how to do the euro bumper install correctly. Man, yours looks like a really nice, neat install so I'm all eyes and ears if you're coming to 5erFest. I know others here have done a nice job with their's too...and will be looking for pointers.
Best,
Tim
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