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posted by  Detailer on  Mon Apr 14 15:03 CST 2003
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I might of made a mistake painting my grill. The grill is chrome i taped the boarder and angeled bar that holds the call out i painted the slats with flat black plasti-coat engine paint as im in fl and the sun. The problem is i did not sand the chrome down in fear that i would de-shape the slats as the chrome is rather strong on this plastic.It looks good no drips lots of thin coats but im afraid that after a few days it will start scratching and all.I should of asked how. so here it is. How would the right way of been as i have 2 more to mess up and a few front light trims these parts i want black. Thanks for any replys!






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