a few steps to make oem bmw paint.
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here are a few steps on how to turn your aftermarket paint into factory oem bmw paint. (also works with other manufactures. 😛 )
step 1—-have a real bmw to work on. this step is the most important step.
step 2—mix base and label it “BMW” this will begin the process of turning your ordinary base into high end high dollar bmw base.
step 3—-paint the bmw with your offical bmw base coat.
step 4—now take your offical bmw clear and clear your parts to finish the transfer process, thus makeing it offical.
step 5—-giveinging to bmw cause now you can charge for their highend crap, but pay half the price.
now i know. your like how could this be, see by simply lableing your paint, and haveing a bmw, you can charge more pay less. because now that you have put paint on a bmw, it is now officailly oem paint cause it is on oem parts.
you guys are lucky i’ve found this out. you can now make a ton of monies. :wak
:agree :rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl
:pcorn: :clappy
Awesome…does that same theory apply to that secret high end Harley paint? :teach :clappy
Fabulous! In the immortal words of Ayn Rand :The question isn’t who is going to let me; it’s who is going to stop me.
nice. :rofl :rofl
great tip! lol
Sorry, that can’t be OEM BMW paint – there’s not enough peel in it :p :rofl
[quote=”Andy T” post=23958]Sorry, that can’t be OEM BMW paint – there’s not enough peel in it :p :rofl[/quote]
Come on. I see plenty of peel in that photo :rofl :rofl :rofl
It is lil d after all :whistle:[quote=”ding” post=23960][quote=”Andy T” post=23958]Sorry, that can’t be OEM BMW paint – there’s not enough peel in it :p :rofl[/quote]
Come on. I see plenty of peel in that photo :rofl :rofl :rofl
It is lil d after all :whistle:[/quote]lol
I have done work with BMW warranted paint and can tell you that without a doubt its official people :cheers
Now that’s funny…you missed your calling!!!
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