Molding recommendations: Windshield, rear glass, and drip rail

[CamaroJeff]

What does everyone recommend for windshield, drip rail, and rear glass moldings?

 I have some originals but they may be beyond repair. A few of my set are kinked.

Is there anyone out there who restores moldings?

[x66 714]

There's lots of people who straighten & polish stainless. Contact a chrome shop near you & see what they have to say. Nothing fits or looks as good as original GM moldings....Joe

[70z28lt1]

The original trim was aluminum with Bright-Dip anodizing.  Very few shops will do the Bright-Dip for hobbyists.  As always, it depends on how much you want it to look original and how much you want to pay.  Some try to polish and then clear coat it.  The results are nice, but not original looking IMO.  Dennis Barnett Classic Molding Restoration did mine but not sure he still does it.  Be prepared for $$ and over a year wait time.

[Sauron327]

The original trim was aluminum with Bright-Dip anodizing.  Very few shops will do the Bright-Dip for hobbyists.  As always, it depends on how much you want it to look original and how much you want to pay.  Some try to polish and then clear coat it.  The results are nice, but not original looking IMO.  Dennis Barnett Classic Molding Restoration did mine but not sure he still does it.  Be prepared for $$ and over a year wait time.

Negative. The moldings the OP is referring to are stainless with flash chrome. Other moldings on the car are aluminum. Plenty of palces restore it. I've polished my own after dent removal. Now I have customers send it out.

[70z28lt1]

You are correct.  Stainless steel.  They changed in 70 to aluminum.  Just shows you can't assume anything in this hobby.