Subject	If you mean "trim pieces"
Posted by	bassplayr on October 03, 2003 at 1:21 AM
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In Reply To	What's the best way 2 clean up the weather stripping on a Z (n/m) posted by Smitty300z on October 02, 2003 at 07:51 PM
Message	If you don't have too much bear metal showing and want to just restore some of the darkess to the trim material, use peanut oil. Let it soak, wipe off excess, drive for awhile (it's will get a bit dirty and all, but it will look fairly black)
Follow Ups	What's the best way 2 clean up the weather stripping on a Z (n/m) - Smitty300z 19:51:54 10/02/03 i think you have to replace it (n/m) - Z90blackZ 20:22:58 10/02/03 you can try repainting it with like bedliner type paint - RaBBiZ(philly) 20:24:34 10/02/03 weather stripping or trim pieces - Z90blackZ 20:27:32 10/02/03 Trim pieces???? Around window and T-tops (n/m) - Smitty300z 20:36:45 10/02/03 bedliner didnt work all to well it tends to smear for awhile - SL103 22:55:13 10/02/03 Take them off first - NytWolf 00:39:13 10/03/03 paint would crack after awhile (n/m) - hunterweb 11:24:08 10/03/03 If you mean "trim pieces" - bassplayr 01:21:13 10/03/03 Shoe Polish, Black Shoe Polish. - Rob.M @ Downshift Magazine 06:45:07 10/03/03
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