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544 windsshield trim. 444-544

posted by  walrus3 on  Fri Jan 18 10:23 CST 2013
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The problem is that anodizing, like plating, does not make a dull surface shiny,
in fact somewhat the opposite.
Therefore if the trim has been scratched and dulled, to look "like new" it will have to be polished
at least as shiny as it was before anodizing. On stuff that thin, with no backup
fixtures, I can see where that would be a HARD job!
--
George Downs Bartlesville, Oklahoma






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