Sand blasting my grill

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I have a sand blaster, I want to color match my grill with a billet bowtie, the chrome is peeling in several places, what is the best media to use that will remove all of the chrome?
 

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If your talking about the factory grille, that's plastic. Maybe use walnut shells, if you go much coarser than that you'll end up eating that alive. I think you'd be better off hand sanding it with 220 to knock the flakes off and scuff it up for primer. Hit it with a couple coats of high build primer, smooth out the primer with 320 and paint it with whatever you want from there.
 
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If your talking about the factory grille, that's plastic. Maybe use walnut shells, if you go much coarser than that you'll end up eating that alive. I think you'd be better off hand sanding it with 220 to knock the flakes off and scuff it up for primer. Hit it with a couple coats of high build primer, smooth out the primer with 320 and paint it with whatever you want from there.

Thanks Matt!
 

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