Reply to "bumper color"

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Depends on your budget. Chroming is pricey. I'd think you could remove the paint on the SS pieces and polish them. To do it right would require removal. If you're doing it yourself its just your time. I don't remember if the windshield trim was painted on your car but, if it is, to properly restore it requires removing the windshield. I'd agree with Dave, the easiest thing to do would be to go black. Not a big fan of the blacked out trim to begin with. That being said it only works with a couple of body colors and, in my opinion, red is not one of them. It does however look good with yellow.

5/22/168:19 AM

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