Would like to see what my car's interior will look like with the dash, center console and rear deck lid all in BLACK.
Still looking for the remaining parts to actually complete this mod. You all know with black head liner, pillars and carpet was how the original interior was on the '97-'99 M3, but I want to change the look a bit and keep those tan.
Sincere thanks for your time and effort. Comments welcomed.

http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o178/94calypsored/CIMG5455.jpg

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i call tan vaders if you sell lol

i call tan vaders if you sell lol

you just missed a set on ebay, this same interior set up is still available minus the front vaders, too bad he's asking too much for the panels.

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Quickie.

Keechy E36 and I sprayed (die) almost his entire interior.
The car now only has inset tan trim on the doors, and tan weather strips.

Quickie.

Keechy E36 and I sprayed (die) almost his entire interior.
The car now only has inset tan trim on the doors, and tan weather strips.

Thank you, can I see the PChop shot of the rear deck lid?

how and what kind of spray?
how were the results? shiny?
how is it holding up?
sorry about the ?'s bombardment, but spraying might save me time and headaches.

No, you cannot have a chop of the rear deck. It will look black.

I'll have to get back to you on the maker of the spray die, it is expensive.. that's all I know.
The results were original texture, flat matte black just like new BMW parts.
It holds up fine, doesn't rub off because it actually pigments the BMW covering. The only issues were on sprayed headliner parts (sunroof liner), or on leather, which cracks and scratches easily.

No, you cannot have a chop of the rear deck. It will look black.

I'll have to get back to you on the maker of the spray die, it is expensive.. that's all I know.
The results were original texture, flat matte black just like new BMW parts.
It holds up fine, doesn't rub off because it actually pigments the BMW covering. The only issues were on sprayed headliner parts (sunroof liner), or on leather, which cracks and scratches easily.

cool, thanks again.