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Removing window trim to paint 120-130

posted by  linc on  Wed May 21 17:22 CST 2003
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I'd like to remove the front and rear windows on my 122s for purposes of treating rust, painting and resealing. But what is the best way and tool to use for removing the chrome trim? I have resigned myself to leaving the window sill chrome alone. I can install new window scrapes by loosening one end of the chrome without removing the entire piece.

And does anyone have a strong opinions (or URLs to paint sites) on type and brand of paint to use in keeping the original appearance?

Thanks,
Linc






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