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Old 02-18-2014, 05:06 PM   #1
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stickynomore.com may be able to help you.
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stickynomore.com may be able to help you.
Very cool. You every have anything redone by them?
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I used a scotch brite sponge and brake cleaner and removed that cheap paint that most plastic pieces have. Looked brand new after
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I used a scotch brite sponge and brake cleaner and removed that cheap paint that most plastic pieces have. Looked brand new after
Sounds too easy.
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Very cool. You every have anything redone by them?
I have not but they refinish high end automobile interiors for customers all over the world.
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You could repaint and then cover it with a clear, or perhaps black is better, scratch resistant plastic film like the stone chip protector material.

When it gets scuffed up after a few years simply peel it off and put down a new piece.
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