Just saying hi ( and some advice please)

[Paul Rice]

Welcome Lee, From another 2.5 Sterling grey owner (When i bought they said they were rare )

 

[Lee Lawrence]

Yes it is @Grumps, thanks.

@Lee Lawrence the thread you need to follow is this one:
https://zroadster.org/threads/vanitybmw-2019-sunday-21st-july-beaulieu-motor-museum.25995/

I'll put your name down as attending pal.

Thanks Mac, see you there.

 

[Lee Lawrence]

Welcome Lee, From another 2.5 Sterling grey owner (When i bought they said they were rare )

Hi Paul, rare is always a worrying salesman word. It's either "nobody wants it" or "we didn't order enough paint!" Personally I love it.

 

[Lee Lawrence]

Hi and welcome from Surrey, I can't recommend a garage but corroded brake pipes are usually a fairly localised problem. Any competant mechanic with the tooling should be able to make up and fit replacement sections. I would shop around the smaller garages and find one who can do it.

Hi, is it ok to replace in sections or should they be completely renewed?

 

[Paul Rice]

Hi Paul, rare is always a worrying salesman word. It's either "nobody wants it" or "we didn't order enough paint!" Personally I love it.

Its very popular. Like you, love the colour, easy clean and suits car, Can't quite get the shine i get on my Z3 in Montreal blue though.

 

[Shelly]

Hi and welcome to ZroadSter

 

[mwpe]

Hi, is it ok to replace in sections or should they be completely renewed?

Yes it is common practice to only replace the damaged section.

 

[Nodzed]

Hi Mazza, not a problem, the local garage quoted £400 plus vat which I thought was a bit steep so I'm shopping around.

Hi & Welcome, not long had mine replaced front to back, If I remember correctly it was £280 including parts

 

[Nodzed]

Hi, is it ok to replace in sections or should they be completely renewed?

Be careful, the worst part of mine was the area above the fuel tank which you cant see, I was able to snap it like a twig, pretty scary, I would advise replacing the whole section especially if there are parts you cant visually inspect.

 

[t-tony]

Hi Paul, rare is always a worrying salesman word. It's either "nobody wants it" or "we didn't order enough paint!" Personally I love it.

No, they definitely had enough Sterling Grey Lee, they used it on mine too . . . . . . . .

Tony.