I was looking at the trim that will be going on the sides of my car after I polish and have it buffed out and I noticed some tiny pits on the underside of it. Can this be buffed out? I'd hate to have to replace it because of these tiny things. I know I've asked the question before but that was before I noticed the pits.

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I don't understand why you are worried about the backside of the trim?????? Seems you should ignore it to me.


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Redrum (or Mike)
68 Corvette - 383 CI 427 HP
69 SS Chevelle being updated to Pro-Touring
97 Z-28

It's on the underside by the corners, creeping into the front.

If your stainless is pitted, it's probably more likely to have happened from manufacturing as it is from corrosion. I sure wouldn't worry about tiny pits.

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Tony Nausieda
1970 SS 396-350hp
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