Per BMW: Option code: B50 Equipment Description: Sakhir Orange Metallic Paint Change: Deleted Models affected: All M3, M4 Details of change: Sakhir Orange changes option code to C1H, and the name changes to Sakhir Orange II. C1H Sakhir Orange II metallic paint Added All M3,M4 models Replaces B50 Sakhir Orange. The colour is identical to B50. I have the OEM BMW touch up paint that the BMW dealership sells, and used it on a few small chips on my 2002 Steel Grey 325ci. The color is way too dark and is not even a close match. The color code for my car is Steel Grey 400, and I confirmed that the paint stick is "Stahlgrau 400" made for BMW in germany. So it is the right stuff for sure. Figure 1 Using a plastic prying tool, gently lever out fastener trim cover. (green arrow) Figure 2 Next, remove T20 Torx fasteners from A-pillar trim panel. (green arrow) Figure 3 Pull A-pillar trim panel away from A-pillar while detaching it from the door seal. Figure 4 When installing, reverse order of removal instructions. 171 posts · Joined 2006. #8 · Jan 18, 2010. If you want a paint job equal to factory, I would say $5,000-8,000. The cheaper the job, the less time spent on prepping. I would imagine it would cost $500-$1,000 in supplies, plus 50-100 hours for good prep and painting, including door jambs etc. A. It’s usually found on a sticker in two places: under the car’s hood or in the driver’s door jam. Knowing where to find your BMW’s paint code can save time and ensure you get the right color match for your car. This guide will explain where to look for the BMW paint code and what to do with the information once you find it. BMW paint code location iTrader: ( 0) Just a heads up regarding the Ferric Grey. There are two types. A80 Ferric Grey and B55 Ferric Grey II. I chose the wrong one, A80 :P. As you can see there is very much purple in it. Very nice in shadow/after sunset, but way too purple in the direct sunlight. The B55 is the one that was used on the M235i. Orbit Grey. QoDHj. It’s usually found on a sticker in two places: under the car’s hood or in the driver’s door jam. Knowing where to find your BMW’s paint code can save time and ensure you get the right color match for your car. This guide will explain where to look for the BMW paint code and what to do with the information once you find it. BMW paint code location iTrader: ( 0) E92 Paint Code Variations. I had to respray part of my bumper after someone reversed into it, so ordered some ‘A52 Space Grey’ from a paint shop online and got to work. For some reason the colour didn’t match - was much darker, more like Sparkling Graphite. Double checked the paint code from my VIN and confirmed it was A52. M3Post - BMW M3 Forum > M3 (E90 / E92 / E93) Location: East Bay Area, CA. Gluck matching the new paint code. If possible maybe ask for previous owner who did *All haters keep your comments to yourself. Not trying to make this look like an M3 - just making its the way the factory should. However, I hope BMW follows suite and makes the G80 in a similar spec - because I would trade up ASAP! Share your thoughts! Specs: - Debadged M340i - Carbon M4 Style Spoiler - Carbon Front Splitter John L, owner of a 2011 BMW from Ambler, PA. Ordered aerosol spray paint. Perfect match for my 2011 BMW. Very happy with the results. Richard F, owner of a 2011 BMW from Plainview, NY. Excellent product. I'm very surprised how evenly the paint sprayed, even though my color is highly metallic. The finished product looks like it was The Service Interval was still showing a life of @ 13,000 miles left on the rear pads but I decided to change them. Here's what you'll need: Brake Pads (Front) (BMW P/N: 34 11 6 794 917) - 1 set (4 pads) Brake Pad Sensor (Front) BMW P/N: 34 35 6 789 440) - 1. Brake Pads (Rear) (BMW P/N: 34 21 6 791 938 or 34 21 6 769 105) - 1 set (4 pads)

bmw e90 paint code location