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I just followed the same directioins the CL members gave for the GS400 DIY chrome grill.. I first started with Goof off that I bought from Home depot and then thinner. Both chemicals took about the same amount of time, I also used steel wool to help speed up the process. But be real careful you dont scratch the chrome.. Also, you want to make sure that you just get the face part of the grill and not the sides(depending on how much chrome you want to expose).
I just followed the same directioins the CL members gave for the GS400 DIY chrome grill.. I first started with Goof off that I bought from Home depot and then thinner. Both chemicals took about the same amount of time, I also used steel wool to help speed up the process. But be real careful you dont scratch the chrome.. Also, you want to make sure that you just get the face part of the grill and not the sides(depending on how much chrome you want to expose).