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13-04-2007, 04:47 PM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Guildford, NSW
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Hello Members - I hope some of you can give me some ideas on the following matter. As Ghia and higher end drivers will know the boot has chrome trim above the rear number plate. On my vehicle this has become covered with light scratches, none of which I have been able to eliminate.
I personally would like to have this trim frosted in its finish, if there was somewhere to get this done. However, I would like to see what other members would have as ideas to either get rid of these scratches or cover them up.
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BF Fairmont Ghia MKII 2007 Fairmont Ghia MkII. Ego in colour 4 litre 6 Cylinder, ZF 6 speed transmission. Bolle Window Tint - fitted by Tint a Car PWR Heat Exchanger, PWR Auto Transmission Oil Cooler - No milkshakes in this car. After market DRL. Custom fitted gauge holder with three gauges - Stav of Stingray Car Security. 
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