Hydro Dipping Help!

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R3AP4R

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I am in the process of hydro dipping some bits. Tonight was hot so I thought I would drop the roof and try to remove some bits!

1) I have taken the headrest out and there is a torx screw on the seat belt guide. Torx out and ........ I can detach the trim which appears to be joined to the seat !??? I have been aggressive, given it some beans and it just wont clip out?

2) I need a guide on the hoops! I managed one casing at the rear and then I could not remove the centre solid piece and the front would just not budge. I had so many trim panel tool but it didn't help. someone must have taken their hoops out?

Any help appreciated please :thumbsup:
 
I had my hoops hydrodipped in black and they are a right chore to remove - http://www.z4-forum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=2584

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ranski said:
I had my hoops hydrodipped in black and they are a right chore to remove - http://www.z4-forum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=2584

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Hi, thanks that's great. Silly question but how did you remove the centre wind-blocker from the head rest? I had the back off but not the fronts, couldn't see how to unclip it :(
 
they applied lacquer so they are still like new, but i thinking im going to have a change this summer so have sourced a spare console set, just not sure what colour im going for just yet

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Cheers, your dash does look better than the standard piano black dash from your pics, lovely interior, lovely car.
 
Will you be selling the dipped bits ranski? I was gonna get my interior stuff dipped black, but if you're selling i may hold off, depending on the price of course :P
 
I'm having ... Well getting a quote for the following tomorrow; carbon or piano style....not decided! :P

4 roll hoops
3 main dash parts
2 door handles
2 seat guides (maybe not, due to seat upgrade...pending)
Door mirrors (if I go Carbon)
Steering wheel trims

Will update when I get the price, im going to http://www.sussexhydrografix.co.uk
 
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