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#480669 04/14/23 04:34 PM
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Hello Everyone,

I want to remove the "medallion" from the garnish molding to prep for paint. It is retained by what appears to be a peened over attachment leg. Don't think I described it clearly but I hope the photo helps.

I think I can uncurl it to remove but would appreciate any suggestions as I would like to reattach after paint.

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You can Super Glue it back on.


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My '40 garnishes have similar chrome pieces on them. I was able to uncurl the rivets enough to get them off. To re-install them I carefully re-set the rivet studs. I also used a two-part acrylic type glue as back-up. I did not use super glue because it would set before I could re-set the rivet studs. That was over 20 years ago. On one of them the glue has broken loose but the rivet studs are still holding.


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I used double-sided molding tape for my radiator emblem and it has held for the last 23 years. It was originally installed in a similar manner .


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