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repairing bronco bright work/trim

bigmuddy

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Anybody know if anyone in bronco land can rework brightwork?

I have all mine but have a few pieces that are bent or dented. Lover to use my old stuff because they are original.

I would expect this may be cost prohibitive but thought I would ask...
 

AZ73

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I had mine done in a shop in Tucson. Came out beautiful but it was crazy expensive. He didn't really quote me until it was done. Kind of a 1-2 man shop. All the trim around the body and top windows only was $650 just before Covid. I think 23 pieces so about $30/piece. Took about 2 months because he was backed up.

Don Jose Polishing
3621 E 44th St #3, Tucson, AZ 85713
 
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bigmuddy

bigmuddy

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I had mine done in a shop in Tucson. Came out beautiful but it was crazy expensive. He didn't really quote me until it was done. Kind of a 1-2 man shop. All the trim around the body and top windows only was $650 just before Covid. I think 23 pieces so about $30/piece. Took about 2 months because he was backed up.

Don Jose Polishing
3621 E 44th St #3, Tucson, AZ 85713
Thanks for the lead. Really doesn't sound bad considering WH wants around $650 for the new hard tip brightwork.
 
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