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The bezels and grille are plastic so powdercoating is out. I've always used scotchbrite, soap and water and some SEM "trim black" spray paint with fantastic results. The metal trim can be powdered, but the prep work can be a bit tedious, again: scuff 'em, wash 'em and trim black 'em. (maybe a light coat of self-etching primer first).
Chrome trim can be buffed out and then cleared, unless you make it black.
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Don't blame me...I voted for Fred! Last edited by kh440 : July 9th, 2007 at 12:24 PM. |
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