Looking for a set of window trim in excellent shape.
I have multiple sets, but all have scratches and dings. If you have a nice set please let me know.
Window trim
- landshark
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Re: Window trim
I got mine straightened and polished at mile high polishing in englewood ( I know its a hike but you could mail them)..
yes you lose the original coating but they are straight and shiny.. and since i couldn't find a excellent set I took the best i had to him and had Jose fix them all.. came out nice.
http://milehighpolishing.com/


yes you lose the original coating but they are straight and shiny.. and since i couldn't find a excellent set I took the best i had to him and had Jose fix them all.. came out nice.
http://milehighpolishing.com/
1976 Bronco "Green, Yellow, whatever", 1969 Bronco "Red", 1972 Bronco Stocker "Kind of Blue/Grayish"
- jcb9089
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Re: Window trim
Nice, they look great! Is it a pain to maintain without the coating?
How much did they charge you? A shop down in the springs said they would charge $10/ft to buff out, after having them stripped for $75. I figure that will be around $700.
How much did they charge you? A shop down in the springs said they would charge $10/ft to buff out, after having them stripped for $75. I figure that will be around $700.
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Re: Window trim
for just the front 2 windows it was $140 i believe..
i haven' t had them on long.. a month or there abouts i just wiped them now and again.. i have some i bought from jose that can be used to keep them shiny...
i haven' t had them on long.. a month or there abouts i just wiped them now and again.. i have some i bought from jose that can be used to keep them shiny...
1976 Bronco "Green, Yellow, whatever", 1969 Bronco "Red", 1972 Bronco Stocker "Kind of Blue/Grayish"