Molding Restoration

Someone hit my 72 Satellite 4-door in the right front (passenger side) door. It's a small dent and we're going to use a paintless dent removal company to remove the dent.
The problem is the factory door molding was damaged (repairable). I need to find someone that can straighten/polish the molding.
Or possibly does anyone know if this molding is available? The molding is about 1" wide with about 1/2" black rubber strip on it.
Anyone on MOPARTS? or any recommendations?

Thanks,

Chuck

looking forward for some advices too. I'm on a similar deal.

and wanted to know about a "homemade" anodizing process

its possible you could find that molding NOS, you'll need a part number to start the search.

here is a homemade anodizing process line

Molding is just bent up a little, looking for someone to straighten it out...no tears or kinks in the surface.

ANYONE???

I've got a pair of rear deck trim panels that fit between the taillights on a 64 Fury that need to be stripped, polished, brite dipped and re-anodized and it has been an interesting search trying to find someone who does this. Just ordered a catalog from All Trim as this is the only way to get a quote from them. I've also found another company (King of Trim) who does this as well but haven't made contact yet.

Anyone have experience with either of these companies or other trim refurbishers?

Thanks,

Butch.

maybe try matt at mbc a sponsor on this site

Ive seen some king of trim stuff, id say its hit and miss....

Cant say ive ever seen a bad part or peice on a car from Mr Wonderful

Thats a positive comment Mike, dont break out the swastika gear.

Being a Newbie I have to ask. Who is Mr. Wonderful? I need some molding restored so I'd like to contact him.

Thanks,

Butch

ALLTRIM, the above poster.....I rib Mike a bit (many do) but his work ive seen is as good as it gets.

Mike from All trim is the best for doing this kind of work, he posted the pic above of the homemade unit

If it's the same molding as a 1972 Coronet I might be able to help you get another one. PM me.

Thanks for the help...

Chuck

I was looking for someone to redo my trunk finish panel and tail lamp bezels for my 68 GTX. Most trim guys out there wanted my first born and me to remorage the house. I found Color me chrome in PA. They did a super job on my parts and didn't kill me on price. They were very resonable. Don't get me wrong the parts aren't 100% concours perfect but they look beautiful on the car. I'm not building a 100 point show car. I'm building something fun to drive. Check out there site and decide for your self. I'm real happy with the product. I'm looking for a decent set of head lamp bezels now to send them for the car.

Part number 3579326.

Valley Vintage Auto Parts has the molding per their website for $35.

www.vvap.com

Bill