Subject: Yes, wet sand that sucker with 800-grit wet sandpaper then paint it with Author: DavidC (moderator) : member since December, 2003 : 12933 posts Posted on: 2005-05-25 00:10:15

Dupli-Color Bumper Coat. Wet sand it first, then spray two or three light coats and you'll be amazed.

I did the rubber bumper trim on my '86 735i a year ago and it still looks new.

See you Friday at the 5erfest!


David Cecil, KI4GZR
'97 740iL, 129k miles
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David Cecil
Lexington, KY
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