Subject	Be careful not to get the oil on your paint, it leaves a
Posted by	shirow on November 05, 2003 at 11:25 AM
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In Reply To	Peanut oil until you are able to replace them (n/m) posted by Ray P.(De.) on November 05, 2003 at 11:22 AM
Message	residue that can only come off with WD40 or clay bar.
Follow Ups	My door trim is fading. I have used Black again >> - BrianTT(TPA,FL) 11:05:53 11/05/03 You could replace them? (n/m) - NytWolf 11:09:44 11/05/03 replace them (n/m) - aliaZ 11:12:30 11/05/03 Link? How much? (n/m) - BrianTT(TPA,FL) 11:29:38 11/05/03 Try Shoe Polish, if that does not work - Rob.M @ Downshift Magazine 11:14:02 11/05/03 I've used shoe polish in the past, it doesn't last long (n/m) - TagZ 13:08:06 11/05/03 Peanut oil until you are able to replace them (n/m) - Ray P.(De.) 11:22:50 11/05/03 Be careful not to get the oil on your paint, it leaves a - shirow 11:25:56 11/05/03 No joke. It really does work. - BigA 14:51:52 11/05/03 Well not really paint.... - Woody75 (Denver) 11:57:03 11/05/03 Did you remove them before painting or just mask them? (n/m) - Joe(NoVA) 12:49:17 11/05/03 Duplicolor VS3..just make sure to properly prep - Janders 18:46:28 11/05/03 Hmm, my stuff was different, (n/m) - Woody75 (Denver) 08:04:05 11/06/03 I've used both bumper coating, and vinyl spray - Janders 13:20:21 11/06/03 Are we talking about the same parts? - Woody75 (Denver) 17:56:59 11/06/03 For outside trim I'd use the bumper coating - Janders 20:07:53 11/06/03
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