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  1. 01-19-2025, 10:39 AM #1
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    1968 Aluminum Door Frames - King of Trim (KoT) Restored

    Set of 1968 aluminum door frames that were severely oxidized out of Oklahoma and bright-dip anodized restored by KoT, vents are NOS and hardware zinc restored. Work in progress.
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    Three obvious questions: Are you happy with the outcome? How was the wait time? Would you recommend?
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    Quote Originally Posted by lbpa18 View Post
    Three obvious questions: Are you happy with the outcome? How was the wait time? Would you recommend?
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    Yes, outcome is good. Turnaround time is also good around 3-4months. Restoring frames or any other part is very pricy to including the high shipping rates, as previously noted there was no option on this set out of Oklahoma. One thing to keep in mind, in my experience whether it be chrome, zinc or bright-dip aluminum the durability is no where close to OG chrome.
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  4. 01-23-2025, 10:15 AM #4
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    Some progress.
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    Left bright-dip anodized frame assembled.
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