1982 El camino grill and bezels

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i'd sand them real good with some real fine sandpaper, primer them, then shoot them
 
I was told to sand them with 80 grit then work my way up to 400 then 600 grit then primer and spray. Thing is ive been sanding them for a while and its taking a while for the chrome paint to come off completely. Do i sand them down to bare plastic or just scuff them and primer. Im getting impatient and want to just dropped them in some paint thinner(somebody told me that this wouldnt be a good idea). This is my first car and gbody so its a learning process. :?
 
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I was told to sand them with 80 grit then work my way up to 400 then 600 grit then primer and spray. Thing is ive been sanding them for a while and its taking a while for the chrome paint to come off completely. Do i sand them down to bare plastic or just scuff them and primer. Im getting impatient and want to just dropped them in some paint thinner(somebody told me that this wouldnt be a good idea). This is my first car and gbody so its a learning process. :?


i scuffedmine good adhesion promotor and primer
 
Thanks yall for the information and I will be posted some before and after pics of the bezel project for yall to see the results. Can anyone school me on the catergories of grit and wat they are primarly used for so I can prevent future mistakes lol. :rofl: For example 80 grit is for removing expoxy and other hard like substances. So Im looking for a grit chart so to speak
 
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