Subject	I recently "refurbished" both mine and a friend's Z's trim.
Posted by	SirpriZ on April 19, 2020 at 3:14 PM
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In Reply To	Best way to repair black trim posted by FeeckTT on April 19, 2020 at 11:02 AM
Message	I used a razor blade to remove all the old trim (it came off quite easily). I used some #600 grit sandpaper to rough up the chrome. Prepped it with rubbing alcohol followed by a wipe down with water. Masked areas around trim and painted it with black bumper trim paint. It looks (to me) as good as new trim. As an aside, I also painted the lower door trim and rear window trim pieces as well. They had become water spotted and worn looking. I simply scuffed them as above, and cleaned them off with water, masked, and painted them. The trim of the car looks like new. Probably 3ish hours from start to finish.
Follow Ups	Best way to repair black trim - FeeckTT 11:02:02 04/19/20 I recently "refurbished" both mine and a friend's Z's trim. - SirpriZ 15:14:17 04/19/20 When you say removed the old trim you mean trim finish? (n/m) - ctheobal 10:34:06 04/21/20 Yes. (n/m) - SirpriZ 11:29:26 04/21/20 Re: I recently "refurbished" both mine and a friend's Z's trim. - FeeckTT 11:19:31 04/24/20
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