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How do u take'em off then,if they're not sideskirt (archive)
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Posted by HappyBMW on February 21, 2000 at 01:32:22:

In Reply to: Re: Need Help painting stock sideskirts and bumper posted by Scott in Florida on February 21, 2000 at 00:20:41:

: first off, 300 bucks is actually a real good price. i was quoted 600.
: second, if you have a 93 325is then you dont have "side skirts". what you have are just grey stoneguard type panels, they arent removeable. as far as the front and rear bumpers its just a matter of a few screws and bolts.


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: : Has anyone had experience painting the gray sideskirts and bumpers on a 92-98 325 by themself? I don't think it's worth takin to the shop and being charged 300 bucks. I need information on how to paint them myself and how to do it so it lasts forever. If anyone could provide me w/ steps to dismantle the lower body and how I should go about painting the gray sideskirts white to match the rest of the body, it'd be great! Pictures would be nice :-). Please help!!!



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