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04-20-2007, 12:16 AM
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You really don't want to glass bead plastic. Try walnut shells or plastic bead if they really need to be blasted.
I have successfully repainted grilles in the past by doing nothing more than thoroughly cleaning/degreasing them then shooting paint. Of course, the grilles were in good condition and the factory paint was still adhering very well. If the paint that's on them is flaking/peeling or badly chipped then obviously it should be stripped to look best.
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