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Where can I get external frame trims refurbished?

Misonan

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G'day Folks,

I was just wondering if anyone knew a place in Melbourne (preferably east side) where I can get the external frame trims fixed up?

Sorry, not 100% sure they're called. They're currently just a carbon fibre wrap it seems but was just hoping to get them looking nice again. 

Thanks for all the help :)

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