RE: "Engine Turned" pattern in side trim

[John <jswask@xxxxxxx>]

  Steve, Did you tape up the turning part, and only put the mixture on the outer part of the trim or did you strip the whole trim even the turned area and put the Glisten on the all of the trim?  John
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> Steve,
> It can be removed with oven cleaner and most car shows have a booth with 
> a powder form, they sell, you mix with water and soak the piece of trim 
> in and it will remove the anodizing. I did mine and the buffed it and 
> then coated (painted) it with Glisten, a product sold by the makers of 
> Por. It is garunteed not to flake off or turn yellow. 
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