de-chroming

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I'm trying to get into a bit of DIY and have always fancied myself as a bit of a handy sprayer. In preperation for my GP4 conversion this winter, I think that the chrome window and door trims need to be sprayed black(gloss or matt do you think?).Feeling lazy and without investigating too hard, what is the best way of removing those items? Possibly by a window expert? I could carefully apply masking tape around the edges, but I do not know if this will work. I cannot even see how the side fins are removed. Any ideas there as well?

7/12/061:04 AM

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