Subject	I did mine a few weeks ago >
Posted by	whitepearlz on May 25, 2004 at 5:05 PM
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In Reply To	Will I need to rough up the chrome under the mouldings w/ posted by eaZy_e on May 25, 2004 at 03:40 PM
Message	peeled off all the old rubber, sanded the metal, sprayed some primer and then a few coats of trim paint. I like it better than the truck bed coating, but will hopefully get some new OEM mouldings soon. You can see it here in this picture: . ~Mike "dunno what else to say... just lay on your back, look up in there and do it" Posted by: nixit on April 10, 2004 at 9:26 PM
Follow Ups	Will I need to rough up the chrome under the mouldings w/ - eaZy_e 15:40:12 05/25/04 Anytime you rough a mating surface it makes for a better - Milo (Sport Z Magazine) 15:50:19 05/25/04 you mean no *less than 600 grit? (n/m) - ScubaSteve 16:51:58 05/25/04 particle size increases as grit number decreases - fourZero 16:55:18 05/25/04 Ding, ding, ding. That is correct. (n/m) - Milo (Sport Z Magazine) 17:15:14 05/25/04 when he said "very light grit - no more than 600" - ScubaSteve 09:13:21 05/26/04 Sorry for confusion. Basically just a light scuff. - Milo (Sport Z Magazine) 13:42:27 05/26/04 I just did that about a month ago... Mine turned out great. - tommunist 15:54:02 05/25/04 I did mine a few weeks ago > - whitepearlz 17:05:02 05/25/04 And I thought I did a good job, nice work. (n/m) - tommunist 18:32:13 05/25/04 Did mine the easy way, go to dealer, buy new, looks new! - Fast300 18:04:06 05/25/04 And costs about $400 as I recall. DIY costs like $15 - tommunist 18:34:24 05/25/04 Hey, some people paint their cars with a paint brush - Fast300 00:20:58 05/26/04
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