Reply to "Planning on blacking-out the trim"

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@joules posted:
It's a lot of work to carefully remove the existing trim and reinstall old trim without damage. Most folks scuff up the stainless trim with an abrasive pad and paint with SEM black, but a vinyl could work if you want the option to revert at some future date.

As Joules Said...this what I did about 18 years ago! I used SEM Satin Black! Two coats of SEM Black Primer and Two coats of SEM Satin Black! Tape off everything, Clean the Stainless Trim Well. Use the abrasive pad, then Clean Again! It wears Excellent. If You do get a nick touch up is Easy.

10/11/2212:10 PM

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