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Read the WELCOME ALL BMWFANATICS post.
Some aesthetic additions to the X3 (Blacked out badges and new carpets
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How did you black out the badges? Vinyl?
BeemerFanatic
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dont think the carpets are BMW OEM, but badges look legit,
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M135 said:Riaad said:
Made by BMW Group. I believe they are M Performance parts
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That part number is for a blue and white roundel across model designations - if it were OEM, it would have a different part number to denote the colour difference between badges, ie, black vs. blue..
That part number brings up the std blue and white roundels in Google. Also its easy to print out a label and stick it on anything.M135 said:Riaad said:
Made by BMW Group. I believe they are M Performance parts
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I'm only interested in these as Ive had black badges before, but after a while they start going yellow. Would like to get new ones that don't.
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rodga said:That part number brings up the std blue and white roundels in Google. Also its easy to print out a label and stick it on anything.M135 said:Riaad said:
Made by BMW Group. I believe they are M Performance parts
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I'm only interested in these as Ive had black badges before, but after a while they start going yellow. Would like to get new ones that don't.
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I just used black vinyl sticker to cover the blue areas on the original badges at a cost of like R10. Better option as the original badges are not likely to fade.
