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Old 06-14-2006, 09:02 AM
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Looking for pics of the interior with Titanium Trim

I've been thinking of having my body guy paint the interior trim Silver to match the exterior. But I'm worried that it might look to ricey. I have black interior. Any pics or opinions are welcomed, Thx Rob
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I don't think the Titanium looks 'ricey' at all. Silver inside and out looks sharp! I have the original TItanium trim in both my X5 and 540i and love it. I got rid of the all too common wood to give it a sporty look. Here's some pics...
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wow I love your interior
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Just wanted to add..

I dont think it is a good idea to paint the interior. It is going to look like the 03 and 04 G35 interior which has painted silver trim.
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Just wanted to add..

I dont think it is a good idea to paint the interior. It is going to look like the 03 and 04 G35 interior which has painted silver trim.
What is the titanium trim made from? Actual Titanium? I always thought that it was just a color description?
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The BMW kit is actually titanium I think. You can just get it painted to match the exterior paint. One of my old buddies did this; he got the idea from the VW New Beetles that have interior pieces matching the exterior paint. Looks good if you can get it done right and cheaper than buying the BMW kit...
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Old 06-14-2006, 04:25 PM
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My body guy would do it for almost nothing. He painted my Exterior trim for, can you believe this, $250!!! It looks amazing!!
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Its not real titanium.
Its painted. Any decent bodyshop can do it.
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I've been thinking of having my body guy paint the interior trim Silver to match the exterior. But I'm worried that it might look to ricey. I have black interior. Any pics or opinions are welcomed, Thx Rob
I've always had BMW's with non-wood trim interiors, this is what my X5 with "Graphite Metallic" interior trim looks like:

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Yes the 'Titanium' trim is really just plastic that's painted titanium in color! The wood trim although is real wood.

Before I got the titanium kit, I asked a body shop if they could just paint my wood trim. They told me it was tried before and the paint started to wear off after a while.??? Apparently the wood trim has several layers of clear coat to give it that glossy look - which would have to be sanded down really good before it can be primed & painted silver.

This was a high-end body shop that does nothing but Bimmers and Benzes. For the price I was quoted to paint the trim alone, it was just under $200 more for the real thing...so I just bought the Titanium kit instead.

I got mine at Crevier BMW for around $600 or so. Can't remember the exact price.
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