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RE: Restoring my trim - 11/1/2006 4:12:56 PM

ryanrover

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I'm having my wheel flares "Rhino sprayed." I figured that it would last a long time and not get dulled up as bad. Still waiting to see how much though.

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RE: Restoring my trim - 11/29/2006 6:00:26 PM

lowill

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Joined: 11/22/2006
From: West Haven CT
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I do detailing on the side tape and paint it. Simple tape the out side of the moldings and get trim black paint . Big difference than that coating crap.

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RE: Restoring my trim - 12/1/2006 4:26:20 PM

ryanrover

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quote:

ORIGINAL: lowill

I do detailing on the side tape and paint it. Simple tape the out side of the moldings and get trim black paint . Big difference than that coating crap.

Do most stores carry trim black paint? Is there a special brand that I should buy?

Thanks!

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RE: Restoring my trim - 1/26/2007 2:52:08 PM

bigugly82

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I must concur, Mother's Back to Black is by far the best. I've got a '74 VW Super Beetle w/original trim. It's cracked from neglect prior to me buying it, but other than that the rubber looks as supple as the day it rolled onto the road.

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