Side and bumper trims

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bonerp
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Side and bumper trims

Post by bonerp »

My side trims and bumper trims (the alloy and rubber bits) are not the best condition - they've been bashed about a bit since purchased.

Can these be polished up nicely or where could I but new ones from? I may drop a note to Pilgrim to see where they originally sourced them from to ensure fit is the same.
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mdmax72
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Post by mdmax72 »

Paul
Wet n dry the trims with 1500 grade depending on how deep the scratches then buff up with Autosol metal polish from Halfords. Did mine, takes all the fine scratches out and makes them shine with abit of elbow grease.
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bonerp
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Post by bonerp »

ah good tip thanks Rich
Built a Pilgrim Speedster...only down one kidney

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http://www.Speedsterclinic.co.uk

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