Removing trim?
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I used SEM self-etching primer in a can. All other stuff was done in a spray booth with a professional paint line. Im an auto painter so I have access to better quality paints.
I would remove the parts and drop them off at a good shop. That way you get a warranty and a better result than you would from a can.
For reference I scuffed the chrome with 180 and a red scotchbrite pad, etch primer, 2k primer, sanded with 600, then painted black, then cleared
I would remove the parts and drop them off at a good shop. That way you get a warranty and a better result than you would from a can.
For reference I scuffed the chrome with 180 and a red scotchbrite pad, etch primer, 2k primer, sanded with 600, then painted black, then cleared
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