I want to de-chrome my window trim
#1
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I want to de-chrome my window trim
So, I reviewed many threads and got some ideas.
However, the threads were old, anything new available to make the de-chrome process of the windows easier / better?
Thus far we have vinyl and the tape that they sell in Autozone.
Are there any other options bar paint?
Thanks
However, the threads were old, anything new available to make the de-chrome process of the windows easier / better?
Thus far we have vinyl and the tape that they sell in Autozone.
Are there any other options bar paint?
Thanks
#2
Haven't seen too much of this done over the years (can't remember one time actually). I think you'll find (here anyway) a pretty wide consensus that Honda got the stainless window trim just right on the first gen TSX (doesn't seem to be the case with the 2nd gen though..... that one may be a little over the top).
#3
http://www..com/forums/1st-gen-car-c...rille-etc.html
Plasti-dip, looks like a pretty easy way of doing it and is reversible.
Plasti-dip, looks like a pretty easy way of doing it and is reversible.
#5
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Haven't seen too much of this done over the years (can't remember one time actually). I think you'll find (here anyway) a pretty wide consensus that Honda got the stainless window trim just right on the first gen TSX (doesn't seem to be the case with the 2nd gen though..... that one may be a little over the top).
I'd say the same sense of tasteful aesthetics applies to the door handle chrome...on the first gen it looks great. On the second gen it looks like large, bulky crescent moons glued onto the doors.
Last edited by Boulder TSX; 11-14-2010 at 07:18 PM. Reason: Too many words, redundant.
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