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Source for Trim (or Good Stainless Steel Polisher) 120-130

posted by  msloo on  Tue Jan 18 10:39 CST 2005
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Looking for some dent and scratch-free trim pieces for a 4-dr. :

Waistline trim (flat sill piece just below windows that holds the scraper),
Rear window surround trim,

Or, how feasible is it to find a good stainless steel straightener/polisher for some dented pieces (including some hub caps) that I have.

If you've had such work done, please share your experiences. Which pieces and how did it turn out??

Mark Sloo
Minneapolis, MN





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