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Title: Gold anodized trim
Post by: alvin stadel on 2011-02-08 21:54
I'm in the process of redoing my hard top and wanted to brighten up or refinish the gold fender and door trim. I'v gotten 2 Quotes and they run over $350. Mine are in good shape, don't need anything but re anodized. I see in Hemmings that a fellow in Pa. Reg Zelenz,  has repops for $310 per set, have any of you used his stuff, is it good or is it junk.  Take care, Alvin.
Title: Re: Gold anodized trim
Post by: F570RD on 2011-02-08 23:06
I got a sample from John Gamble in Columbus last September.I know someone will chime in on this.It looked real nice.Price?Don't know.
Title: Re: Gold anodized trim
Post by: iamflashman on 2011-02-09 06:22
The supplier is www.burtonantiqueautoparts.com (http://www.burtonantiqueautoparts.com) (from the links thread)

The stuff is top-notch and is better than getting a set anodized because the diamond pattern is usually a little worn on the originals and his are very "fresh"

The fin mouldings they produce are also top-notch and better than the originals.  They are a little thicker so more dent resistant.

The down side: the prices have doubled since I last bought from him!  Not sure what your budget is but the gold trim will run you $500 and fin mouldings $400!

Either low demand or just good old fashioned inflation I guess...
Title: Re: Gold anodized trim
Post by: RICH MUISE on 2011-02-09 08:24
Alvin...from what's been reported that I have read if you are very picky, you probably won't be happy with a re-anodize. Don't know about the particular vendor's trim you're asking about, but we had an interesting discusion on Burton's trim a while back...worth reading if you missed it. It's in the "wanted" section, about 9 down.   Rich
Title: Re: Gold anodized trim
Post by: Bubba on 2011-02-09 11:34
I've gotten and used the Burton gold anodized trim and a set of hockey sticks.
I was very pleased with the quality and fit.
BuBBA
Title: Re: Gold anodized trim
Post by: cool57 on 2011-02-09 14:04
Quote from: alvin stadel on 2011-02-08 21:54
I'm in the process of redoing my hard top and wanted to brighten up or refinish the gold fender and door trim. I'v gotten 2 Quotes and they run over $350. Mine are in good shape, don't need anything but re anodized. I see in Hemmings that a fellow in Pa. Reg Zelenz,  has repops for $310 per set, have any of you used his stuff, is it good or is it junk.  Take care, Alvin.

Zelenz' is nice but the pattern is different than original.