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sjar76

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Hello all. I have unmarked burr walnut interior trims in my 07 335i coupe.

I would ike to trade them for aluminium, or as a last resort dark poplar.

No carbon thanks.

I think this will be a hard one to trade as I know everybody wants carbon, and nobody seems to want walnut - but you never know...

Thanks for reading!

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Yes, thanks. Shadyscarbon? Somewhere in the south east would be better. They seem to major on carbon, which I don't want, but they and others seem to do brushed metal style. Just a bit worried about 1) resistance to scratching 2) long term loss of adhesion, esp. around apertures. I think if i felt confident about long term robustness i'd probably go for it at £200.

All the bits on ebay are damaged.

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If the job's done right they'd remove the individual panels and sort of heat-shrink the material around it, leaving no unsightly edges to fray !

... And 200 quid is a bit steep :o

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No longer required. OE trims arriving at main dealer tomorrow. Unmarked walnut will be heading to for sale section when removed! Looking for advice on swapping over, will search the forum. Bit nervous about it.

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