Two-toned my interior

[Toothbrush]

I'm not a fan of two-tone, unless the color difference it subtle or mild, but it does look nice.


Did you do any kind of sanding/wet sanding?

I repainted several pieces of interior trim using the same process described above about 8 months ago, because of the soft touch peeling, and it still looks great.

I would imagine if you keep it clean, out of severe heat and apply some type of decent hydrating product twice a month, it'll last twice as long or more than the average.

[SWO Daddy]

Originally Posted by Toothbrush

I'm not a fan of two-tone, unless the color difference it subtle or mild, but it does look nice.


Did you do any kind of sanding/wet sanding?

I repainted several pieces of interior trim using the same process described above about 8 months ago, because of the soft touch peeling, and it still looks great.

I would imagine if you keep it clean, out of severe heat and apply some type of decent hydrating product twice a month, it'll last twice as long or more than the average.

Thanks.

To scuff up the door panel, I used some 500 grit sand paper I had. No wet sanding.

And I plan on painting some of my interior plastics as well as they are peeling too. You would think BMW could figure that issue out by now as this isn't a new phenomenon.