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Stainless Steel Trim Refinishing

There are guys all over the country that do that.
Better than sending it out, IMO.
I found a guy local to me at a local swap meet. He had a booth set up and did demos. I saw the nice work and had him do a bunch of stuff for me with a 2 day turnaround.
Good Luck.
 
You should look at Khryslerkids thread Taking up new residence . He polished the stainless on his car. Polishing isn't hard but time consuming. Bench grinder with a buffing wheel and compound, just don't get the part hot. Work on some junk pieces first!
 
Save some money and do it yourself. It's not that hard and you can just use a bench grinder, wheels and rouge from Lowes. It's what I did. (Starting with post #410)

http://www.forbbodiesonly.com/moparforum/threads/taking-up-new-residence.114133/page-21

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And you can watch these vids. The last one being the polishing.


 
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How bad is it? If not bad, you might try this stuff. It did one hell of a job on my rear bumper.

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harbor freight has a buff er and stand, if you catch on sale $59.00.
Do it your self. By the way that **** gets hot!
 
You need gloves, and be very cautious about the direction, so it doesn't get ripped out of your hand. Also, wrap tape around the shaft threads.
 
You need gloves, and be very cautious about the direction, so it doesn't get ripped out of your hand. Also, wrap tape around the shaft threads.

This is very good advice. Buffing thin long pieces of trim is not for the faint of heart. One slip and you'll be buying another piece of $200 trim. I did all mine at work many many hours of work and I'm glad that part is in the past.
 
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