chroming plastic

Anonymous · Post by **Anonymous** » Wed Mar 22, 06 4:27 pm

no prob Stu.

Its only the outer edges around the guages but who knows, maybe they can do the entrire car going on those pictures

excellent work

Stu · Post by **Stu** » Wed Mar 22, 06 4:31 pm

Watch this space, then!

Anonymous · Post by **Anonymous** » Fri Mar 24, 06 12:43 am

Haven't heard back as yet.

Bit of a bodge but I bought some chrome spray paint to try out for now

Steve

Anonymous · Post by **Anonymous** » Fri Mar 24, 06 8:29 am

He might not reply till the weekend as I know he travels all over the place.

Can't say who one of his main customers are exactly, as he is not allowed to advertise that he does them - but it might have something to do with F1.

Anonymous · Post by **Anonymous** » Fri Mar 24, 06 8:31 am

on another note - Phill440 had his trims around the front grille of his 69 charger done by this guy - and apparently they look fantastic.

Anonymous · Post by **Anonymous** » Sat Mar 25, 06 8:49 pm

Yeah, he replied today.

also, I just painted the facia today......

I cant bare the thought of the dash being stripped AGAIN so I'm gonna stick with the chrome spray.

TrevD · Post by **TrevD** » Sat Mar 25, 06 9:26 pm

just had a play with some paint i bought for my daughters radio control car , if its sprayed onto lexan it gives a chrome effect (very good) ive just been playing and if its sprayed on a good surface then lacquered it looks good , not as shiney as chrome but a lot less hassle and available from any model shop.

Anonymous · Post by **Anonymous** » Sun Apr 16, 06 8:36 am

Martin's mate did a fantastic job on my "I" and "C" grille pieces I would highly recommend him to anyone! Also he can do colours too Gold,Bronze,Blue etc which look amazing on the samples he showed me