How do I remove the wood grain??
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How do I remove the wood grain??
Hi, My wood grain trim has been peeling off here and there, and now it just looks ugly and faded and I want to know how I could take the stuff off?? and if I wanted to re-apply the same wood grain trim where could I purchase it at. Thank you
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thats why they faded and the real ones didnt lol...
not a fan of changing interior colors unless its painted..
also, the more woodgrain = the more 1970's station wagon you have
never understood why it goes in "luxury" cars
id much rather have black or body matched trim pieces
not a fan of changing interior colors unless its painted..
also, the more woodgrain = the more 1970's station wagon you have
never understood why it goes in "luxury" cars
id much rather have black or body matched trim pieces
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in the 70s station wagons were pretty top of the line
I personally love woodgrain. I think it adds a very luxurious feel to the car, painted interior peices, whether it be brushed aluminum or black, are sportier looking to me. I never had a problem in my old TL with the stick on woodgrain fading or peeling off. Have to be sure not to park in the sun even if ur tinted.
I personally love woodgrain. I think it adds a very luxurious feel to the car, painted interior peices, whether it be brushed aluminum or black, are sportier looking to me. I never had a problem in my old TL with the stick on woodgrain fading or peeling off. Have to be sure not to park in the sun even if ur tinted.
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thats why they faded and the real ones didnt lol...
not a fan of changing interior colors unless its painted..
also, the more woodgrain = the more 1970's station wagon you have
never understood why it goes in "luxury" cars
id much rather have black or body matched trim pieces
not a fan of changing interior colors unless its painted..
also, the more woodgrain = the more 1970's station wagon you have
never understood why it goes in "luxury" cars
id much rather have black or body matched trim pieces
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