I've made up some replica side covers for a BMW and they were originally chromed, has anyone had any success with chrome look paint?
I've made up some replica side covers for a BMW and they were originally chromed, has anyone had any success with chrome look paint?
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hate to break it to u... but its complete rubbish if not applied correctly it flakes and it can easily react and have the cracked affect. i would trust it. id go and get it chromed properly.
The only other option is to A- Grow up or B- Sort your shit out.
There is a site somewhere, Ill have to digg for it, but its like chrome in a can, and you need to make sure its properly prepped though,
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http://www.alsacorp.com/products/kit...nt_kitsNEW.htm
This was the one I ment.
Last edited by DrunkenMistake; 6th June 2011 at 18:56. Reason: Added Link.
Cheers...I have made fibreglass copies of the originals as they are a bit rare to put on a classic race bike....just want to be able to pass off as chromed at a distance. see piccies of old bike I had and one I'm building. Sold original bike as it was too nice to hack and made one up from TM and swapmeet bits.
DeMyer's Laws - an argument that consists primarily of rambling quotes isn't worth bothering with.
It would do the trick, but I would suggest maybe looking at getting the tank painted a base colour then getting Chrome vinyl? would be cheaper plus if you fuck up the paint you can just peel it off and put on a new lot.
There's a guy here in Christchurch that can do this for you. He did that marblizer work on my SV. He's a biker, and IIRC he only does specialist painting like that (and chromelike paint IIRC) these days.
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Yeah, that's all chrome in a can does.
I'll see if I can find his details. I know where he has worked previously (when he did my bike) and I know where he lives, so he should be findable. He gives a fuck about bikes, which is always a good quality in your painter.
http://www.alsacorp.com/products/kit...nt_kitsNEW.htm
This stuff works! BUT, you must follow the instructions to the letter. I've sprayed wheels with it and they come out great, but you spend close to an hour applying just the chrome coat....
It also does an awesome black chrome look if you only use a light coat over black...
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www.prospeedmc.com for parts ex U.S.A ( He's a Kiwi! )
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