protect your F25 with wrapping and Ditec

x99 · 04-04-2011, 02:06 PM

I will get extra protection on my new X3 F25 next week with a protected shield on the most sensitive parts (see pictures) + Ditec

jaymk5 · 04-04-2011, 03:00 PM

How much this is costing you? and where are you getting those from? are you going to apply them yourself as DIY or taking it to a dealer or someone to install it professionally

x99 · 04-05-2011, 03:20 AM

I will take the car to a professional firm in Sweden. I know Ditec or equal exist in the USA. It costs around 1200 USD to get the protected shield + the Ditec.

We got plenty of snow, ice and mud during the Winter...

AJWilson · 04-05-2011, 06:06 AM

Great Motor

mtlcruisin · 04-05-2011, 10:52 AM

I live in Montreal, and considering the fact you probably will have to get your bumper at some point repainted from people hitting you in the snow parking, there's no point to doing that here. I can get parts of my bumper repainted for $150-200. And you would still need to repaint and reapply that if you something happens to your bumper in an accident or something.

frankwin · 04-05-2011, 12:27 PM

I totally agree here, I got so many people bumping me in MTL traffic that I moved to different city lol, just kidding. The hood is a different story thought. Same idea for the wheels, got mine sandblasted and repainted for 450$ so there is no point of not keeping them on all year!

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x99 New Member 1 Rep 28 Posts Drives: X3 2.0D (F25) since 1 of April Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: sweden iTrader: (0)	protect your F25 with wrapping and Ditec I will get extra protection on my new X3 F25 next week with a protected shield on the most sensitive parts (see pictures) + Ditec Attached Images Last edited by x99; 04-04-2011 at 02:30 PM..
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jaymk5 Bheem (Powerful and Fearful) 7 Rep 212 Posts Drives: "OnOrder" BMW X3 35i SpaceGray Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Plymouth, MN, USA iTrader: (0)	How much this is costing you? and where are you getting those from? are you going to apply them yourself as DIY or taking it to a dealer or someone to install it professionally
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x99 New Member 1 Rep 28 Posts Drives: X3 2.0D (F25) since 1 of April Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: sweden iTrader: (0)	Here is pictures of a fully wrapped BMW I will take the car to a professional firm in Sweden. I know Ditec or equal exist in the USA. It costs around 1200 USD to get the protected shield + the Ditec. We got plenty of snow, ice and mud during the Winter... Attached Images
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AJWilson First Lieutenant 8 Rep 379 Posts Drives: BMW X3 2.0D SE Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Fife, UK iTrader: (0)	Great Motor __________________ BMW F25 X3 xDrive20d SE Alpine White, Black Leather, HUD, Auto, Pro media, Visibility, Climate Comfort,Storage, Cold weather Packs, Pro Loudspeaker system, Sun Protection Glass, Electric Adjust Front Seats, Reversing Camera with Top View, 19" 309's,Variable Damper Control,Variable sport steering, Sports Seats, Sports Steering Wheel. Re-ordered 27/7/11, Arrived 28/9/11
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mtlcruisin Private First Class 45 Rep 187 Posts Drives: 2018 X3 M40i Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: montreal iTrader: (0)	I live in Montreal, and considering the fact you probably will have to get your bumper at some point repainted from people hitting you in the snow parking, there's no point to doing that here. I can get parts of my bumper repainted for $150-200. And you would still need to repaint and reapply that if you something happens to your bumper in an accident or something.
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frankwin Private First Class 6 Rep 122 Posts Drives: X3 xDrive35i w/MSport and + Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Quebec iTrader: (0)	I totally agree here, I got so many people bumping me in MTL traffic that I moved to different city lol, just kidding. The hood is a different story thought. Same idea for the wheels, got mine sandblasted and repainted for 450$ so there is no point of not keeping them on all year!
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