[EnjoiBMW]

http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=182103

Go there^^^ and join the group buy for this amazing price. The order is NOT color specific so any color ordered can join the group with FREE SHIPPING.

Amazing price

[Arustik1]

Good price...wrong section

[I335]

I know that price is less than what others are getting, but still $52 for 2 little pieces of painted plastic is INSANE!!! What do these cost to make, $.75?

[darkphantom]

Originally Posted by I335

I know that price is less than what others are getting, but still $52 for 2 little pieces of painted plastic is INSANE!!! What do these cost to make, $.75?

paint is a bitch, I got a small little toe-hitch cover....$40!!!!

[EnjoiBMW]

Originally Posted by darkphantom

paint is a bitch, I got a small little toe-hitch cover....$40!!!!

agreed the paint is what costs so much, a simple amount of touch up paint costs $24!!! but still its a great deal for anyone who wants it ... im already in

[SteveMondragon]

Originally Posted by I335

I know that price is less than what others are getting, but still $52 for 2 little pieces of painted plastic is INSANE!!! What do these cost to make, $.75?

I picked up a few for free from a dealership (long story, but they're all used and different colors). I sanded them down, primered them, and picked up some OEM 300 paint from Paint Scratch ($12) and sprayed it on. Applied a few coats of clear and buffed the pieces. Now I have about 4 extra Alpine White toe hook covers that match perfectly to my bumper, since they seem to always get stolen around my area

Point being, if you're competent enough to do some simple painting and/or body work, you can paint your own smaller pieces quiet easily and it'll save you lots of money in the long run.

[darkphantom]

Originally Posted by SteveMondragon

I picked up a few for free from a dealership (long story, but they're all used and different colors). I sanded them down, primered them, and picked up some OEM 300 paint from Paint Scratch ($12) and sprayed it on. Applied a few coats of clear and buffed the pieces. Now I have about 4 extra Alpine White toe hook covers that match perfectly to my bumper, since they seem to always get stolen around my area

Point being, if you're competent enough to do some simple painting and/or body work, you can paint your own smaller pieces quiet easily and it'll save you lots of money in the long run.

I think it is more of a patience/skill/aptitude thing rather than competence.