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    G will know he's painted and repainted lots of grills!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ls2Aero View Post
    G will know he's painted and repainted lots of grills!
    :flipoff:

    So you can use paint stripper and a brillo pad, or good ole fashioned sand paper, start with like a 320/400 grit and keep getting finer with the grit to work any sanding grooves out, its a pita but if you want it to come out good, thats the way its gotta be done.
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    Will it damage the chrome? I think thats the problem now is that they didnt prep it before they sprayed it

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    Well sand paper will of course if you hit the chrome with it, and as long as you dont use to strong of paint stripper it shouldnt mess up the chrome.
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    Sounds good thanks for the info

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    i knew you'd have the answer G!

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    Heat gun will work too if it was a crappy job.
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