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Old 02-17-2022, 01:37 PM
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Originally Posted by camarojoe View Post
It's black plastic the whole way through.. no paint. You can scuff out the scratches and polish the surface back up to a high gloss just like you would a painted surface...using the same basic products you'd use on paint... It just takes patience and time.
That's interesting. I recently picked up an original GM wheel that is black and in good shape aside from some minor scuffing and some flecks of white paint on it. When I tried to remove some of the white paint with some lacquer thinner it seemed to be softening the black surface below it like it was paint.
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