gtotto
03-09-2013, 09:02 AM
Hey Guys,
When disassembling my car, I tried to remove my drip rail moldings with care. It was a little difficult because they were stuck on with some type of sealant/adhesive. I initially thought they were stainless but after removal realized they were coated aluminum. I took some time sanding out the scratches and gouges then did some buffing. They turned out nicer than I thought and looked straight. I then looked down the edge of the moldings to realize they were actually pretty wavy. I want to know if you think its worth it to have them professionally straightned or just buy the repops? Ive heard the repops (like most non OEM pieces) are not as nice as OEM.
Thanks for you input
Ken
When disassembling my car, I tried to remove my drip rail moldings with care. It was a little difficult because they were stuck on with some type of sealant/adhesive. I initially thought they were stainless but after removal realized they were coated aluminum. I took some time sanding out the scratches and gouges then did some buffing. They turned out nicer than I thought and looked straight. I then looked down the edge of the moldings to realize they were actually pretty wavy. I want to know if you think its worth it to have them professionally straightned or just buy the repops? Ive heard the repops (like most non OEM pieces) are not as nice as OEM.
Thanks for you input
Ken