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Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Oklahoma
Age: 39
Posts: 392
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Member
Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Oklahoma
Age: 39
Posts: 392
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Honstly? So far just a knife and several hours of TV watching while peeling it. I'm obviously staying away from any deep gouges but it does take some digging to get a good piece of chrome to pull at, then it usually takes a couple inch section before you have to start over.
The horizontal top section has been the easiest, the sides are what have given me the biggest problems and sore fingers.
After I'm done peeling the chrome, sanding, primer, paint, and clearcoat should cover up any small imperfections I'm causing in the plastic underneath.
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