Plastic chroming

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Plastic chroming

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If you haven't seen this before I thought some of you guys looking for plastic chroming would be interested in this: www.chromespray.co.uk
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Post by Roger »

Saw some of this type of stuff at SEMA. Pretty convincing i have to say.
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Liking that...looks very realistic and better coverage than real chrome
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Hmmm. Worth bearing in mind that one. Arm rest bases, headlight switches etc.


I would be happy to try that on a few small parts. After all, how do people like Y1 do it????
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I wanted the bumpers on the belvedere to look like that, but the car's gone :cry: but they look very good
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The stand i saw had a bumper done. It was so convincing im toying with the idea instead of chroming as my bumpers have some minor dents.

They even had a hotrod done in it.
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Post by ANTON »

If you want real plastic chroming these people do it as long as its ABS plastic.I'm going to send my armrest bases and dash switches to them.

http://www.qppltd.co.uk/
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Anton, can you report back with details of your experiences me old mate? I think it is fair to say that this topic has been the subject of much debate. Facts on the matter would be appreciated.


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my arm rest have almost no chrome left on them so i have nothing to lose so i will send them to them soon. I have spoken to them and sent them pictures of what i want plated and they don't think it will be a problem. I will let you know the results once i have them done. I'm waiting to get a cost first to see if it will be cheaper to plate or replace.
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Top notch mate. :thumbright:
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Looks similar ?
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Roger wrote:Saw some of this type of stuff at SEMA. Pretty convincing i have to say.
Who does this in the US Rog?
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http://www.sprayonchrome.com/index2.html
http://www.goldtouchinc.com/cosmichrome/

I think both these companies exhibited at SEMA in Vegas and Roger was impressed...and he's not easily impressed!
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Ask Phil440 what he thinks of "Spray Chrome"................................................ Not that impressed, I think :roll: :roll: :roll:



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R.RUNNER wrote:Ask Phil440 what he thinks of "Spray Chrome"................................................ Not that impressed, I think :roll: :roll: :roll:



:P :P :P
When i looked in to it, there seem to be a few different systems, some rather better than others! The stuff i saw is the first of Ivors links.
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