Easiest most effective way to chrome your stock grill (DIY)
10-09-05, 11:54 AM
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Paint thinner would probably work, though I'd think Goof Off would probably work better. You don't really even need any sort of chemical. The paint will come off with just a razor balde or a scraper of some sort. But a remover makes things alot easier.
Why not try the paint thinner and see if it works and then let everyone else know. I highly doubt it will hurt the girll.
Why not try the paint thinner and see if it works and then let everyone else know. I highly doubt it will hurt the girll.
10-09-05, 01:08 PM
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I did mine today, very easy process. I used the Jasper Paint and Epoxy remover, $9.00 a can at Home Depot. I also used 00 metal polish steel wool to shine it up a bit.
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