Hi, just got all my chrome (full set bumpers etc + trims and horseshoes) back from re-chroming, a search on here for the best way to refit the trims seems to favour silicone instead of clips. is this just normal exterior silicone as used by builders or something different? all replies appreciated , thanks in advance,derek
							
						
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 Yes just used ordinary clear silicone on mine-no problems, having said that haven't tried removing any yet but would have thought you would stand more chance of getting them off without damage as opposed to tiger seal.Originally posted by sad man View PostHi, just got all my chrome (full set bumpers etc + trims and horseshoes) back from re-chroming, a search on here for the best way to refit the trims seems to favour silicone instead of clips. is this just normal exterior silicone as used by builders or something different? all replies appreciated , thanks in advance,derek
 After fitting them squeezed some bitumen sealer (again used by builders) in the gap between the strips/horseshoes to stop water ingress-smoothed it over with some white spirit on a cloth-doesn't look a miss at all-car is sapphire blue-not sure how it would look on other colours but did it some years ago on a triumph 2000 which was white and I thought it was ok.
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 How do you know, did you take them off again Graham?Originally posted by Staggard View PostI used clips to fit all the chrome trims and strangely enough they only cut in to the top coat and not the primer. I don't know what primer they used but its pretty tough.I only do what the voices in my wife’s head tell me to do!
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