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Are there any problems using the BM134 with the foam backing on the pillars? Just curious why folks aren't doing this or is it just that it's not BMW proper?
I haven't tried it but would speculate it would cause fitment issues with the A pillar inserts, the C pillar reading lights, etc. the BM-134 is reasonably thick and so wouldn't squish down well where another part overlaps it would be my thinking. Where parts on the headliner itself overlap the headliner is sufficiently recessed to account for the thickness of the foam.
Are there any problems using the BM134 with the foam backing on the pillars? Just curious why folks aren't doing this or is it just that it's not BMW proper?
Just dont. Before George Hill helped me out with the proper fabric, a previous shop had used some off-the-shelf black padded fabric on the pillars and it just looked puffy and cheap. You want these to be wrapped thinly.
2002 TiAg M3 Coupe (SMG to 6spd), 2003 Jet Black M5
Are there any problems using the BM134 with the foam backing on the pillars? Just curious why folks aren't doing this or is it just that it's not BMW proper?
With foam it would be too thick and wont sit right on the pillars
Veteranco is sold out at the moment but has it on order. Stated it is not discontinued so there is hope. No eta.
I have some in my garage. How much do you need and where are you located? I have no interest in making money on it, if I have what you need then you can have it for a small fee for my time + cost of packaging/shipping. Please respond by PM as I don't check the threads often.
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