Chrome trim around headrests - '69 GTX

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Chrome trim around headrests - '69 GTX

Post by EMU »

Wondering if these can be obtained new......if so from where please?

Mine are distinctly chromeless, and warped, so before I try and make the most of them, hope new ones are obtainable. Am I hoping too much?

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I can help

Go to Halfords, they have a plastic chromed strip in a roll. Done it on my Dart headrests and you'd never know

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Hi Tony, how's things?

I've had a look round the usual sources but could only find mention of it on Legendary's site:

http://www.legendaryautointeriors.com/f ... atalog.pdf

Bottom of page 65 (screen-shot below)

It looks like what Justin has suggested from Halfords, so might be worth trying Halfrauds first?

Dunno if it's self-adhesive or if it has to clip on tho?
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http://www.krusinmoons.com/

click on tab 'NOS and reconditioned products'
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self adheisive, trust me, you'd never know
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Justin's right, I've used it on headrests, it's just the job...and Justin's favourite price. Cheap! ;)
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used this !! if you want pictures of how it looks let me know !! been on there 7 years !! no probs , , just make sure you degrease the headrest first where the adhesive backing sticks !! , & heat the chrome strip with a hot air gun a little so it bends to shape :thumbright: did glue the very ends on the underside !! just to make sure cause i'm nutts like that

http://www.cbsonline.co.uk/product/5mm_ ... Trim_TRMC2
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Post by EMU »

Thanks everyone, I've got a few options there.

Have always had a split in the drivers seat, so finally got round to getting that done this week...good as new now. How embarrased was I when told my 'leather' seats were plastic!!

What's the cheap option for sorting the woodgrain look door cards then? That stuff you used to stick on your kitchen worktop. Fablon?
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