Trim Repair

[DBL07]

Anyone have any experience repairing this dash trim condition? Not really interested in replacement, just want this to look better.

 

[Pingu]

You will need to remove it to repair it, so you had might as well replace it.

With a replacement, the dash could be out and new one back in within a day.

If you want to repair it, your dash could be in bits for ages while the the repair is done.

If it is cheap to repair, the best scenario would be replace it, then repair old one and sell it. It looks pretty terminal to me, though. I'd just scrap it.

 

[DBL07]

I agree with replacement, just can't find one so I may be forced to repair. Thanks for your thoughts.

 

[TrevD66]

The alternative, if just wanting to improve the appearance may be:

https://www.fitmycar.com.au/bmw/z3/convertible-1995-2002/bm-028a

I have had these both in my current and my previous Z3.

 

[ExMX5owner]

The alternative, if just wanting to improve the appearance may be:

https://www.fitmycar.com.au/bmw/z3/convertible-1995-2002/bm-028a

I have had these both in my current and my previous Z3.

Agreed, here is mine, Only the instrument pod is cactus, but why not protect it all...the vents are cut in but you cannot see that in this picture, airbag compliant too.