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Old 05-05-2020, 09:20 AM   #9
1931 flamingo
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Default Re: painting a license plate questions

I've heard something like that. It's better (if the State requires it, some do) to get the plates approved physically first, after that's done and you're registered, then do what you want with them.
The ones I got were in pretty good shape and had enough patina to look good against the car vs others who had new looking shiny plates on their cars. JMO
Paul in CT
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