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02-14-2011, 06:02 PM

Driven

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Help With Restoring Fading Anodized Black Trim

I've done quite a bit of searching with mixed results. I would like to find a cure for the anodized black window trim pieces that have faded.

So far I tried the recommended fix from the BMW bulletin with no luck. Mothers back to black sounds promising and I will try that this week.

Anyone else able to report fixing fading trim without a completely new replacement?

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