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Originally Posted by Huz-Z
I once contemplated doing that myself, but thought that it might turn out poorly. Was there a particular type of 300 grit paper that you used? Got any pics of the before - and after results?
Cheers!!
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I'm sorry I don't have any before photos of the aluminum trim but I would be more than happy to post up some after photos when I get the car back on Tuesday or Wednesday(gettting new exhaust installed and front and rear lips painted and installed)
Just use automotive wet sand paper(its usually dark grey), there's really no way you can screw it up as lomg as you keep with the direction of the original grain marks. My only other suggestion would be to make sure you don't hit one area too much and create a dip, the sanding takes about 25 minutes depending on the condition of your trim, deep nicks might take a little more effort.