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Old June 10th, 2008, 07:17 AM
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Lock Cylinder question

I'm getting ready to replace the faceplates on the exterior locks. (black lock covers) The question is the lock cylinders on my car are chrome that have been painted black. Half of the paint on the exposed area is scratched off. What is the correct color for the locks themselfs? Black or chrome behind the faceplates.
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They should be all black. No chrome showing.
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