Thank you, all. Status Update: The BeoMaster has been moved to a shelf, it will be picked up later on. In the meanetime, I will start on the BeoGram.

For comparison, here is a picture of the fresh white BeoMaster next to the original BeoGram. I think I much prefer the white! Definitely makes this feel much newer and more modern.

Presto change-o! Today is the day the BeoMaster 4500 became white! ....Completely that is.

So not to lose the screws that hold the lid in place, I temporarily put them back in their places until the parts were ready to be put back together. Once out, drop in the panel and relace the five screws. Do not forget the little radio antenna connector, it must be reattached.

Unwrapped, on the kitchen table is the lid, completed and simply amazing!

I gave the lid its third spray, and the BeoMaster itself received three sprayings this morning before work. They were left on the outside table to dry.

[quote user="Eugene"] I used silicone adhesive I bought at Ace to reaffix my glass panel it works and is not permanent Just dont use epoxy. you will be screwed ;ater down the road if you need to get inside for service or for a general recap project. I was thinking maybe doing up one of my cosmetically challenge pieces in white but using a

As I near assembly of the BeoMaster, I will need to select an adhesive for the operation panel bezel pieces. Any suggestions?

I hope that B&O moves through to all the BMWs. 3 series mostly, B&O for the masses! That center looks like its a multiple driver, there is some grill work on the top.

I remember when they announced the 4th maker during the SLS release. Had a strong feeling it would be BMW.