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Re: Bowtie
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Originally Posted by dfrank
Nice collection! I figured out a way to restore them back to original condition after I saw a NOS one go for $350 on ebay. What I did was buy a cheap faded one with good chrome and then drilled out the rivets on the back to pop the center bowtie out. Then I sanded it to get the brushed finish back and had it re-anodized for $80. I did 2 since it was $80 for any quantity. Only problem was they anodized them a little duller than I would of liked but I just had my friends body shop clear coat them and it turned out perfect. I will try and get a picture later.
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Now thats useing your head. Great info.
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