has anyone used dupli-color chrome paint?
has anyone used dupli-color chrome paint?
07-15-2009, 11:15 AM
#3
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Y not? From wat I'm thinking it's like painting any bike or metal item.. I'm gng to test it on something else before applying it to my wheels
QUOTE=myron;11106622]I don't think that would look good at all. Sorry I
can't help with your question tho[/QUOTE]
Y not? From wat I'm thinking it's like painting any bike or metal item.. I'm gng to test it on something else before applying it to my wheels
QUOTE=myron;11106622]I don't think that would look good at all. Sorry I
can't help with your question tho[/QUOTE]
07-15-2009, 01:02 PM
#4
Drifting
I've tried to use it on my Chevelle-SS. Don't use it... It looks nothing like chrome. It seemed to have a matte finish to it. Looked like crap. I ended up just having my bumper re-chromed.
07-15-2009, 01:05 PM
#5
damn..how much was it to re-chrome[
quote=avs007;11107404]I've tried to use it on my Chevelle-SS. Don't use it... It looks nothing like chrome. It seemed to have a matte finish to it. Looked like crap. I ended up just having my bumper re-chromed.[/quote]
quote=avs007;11107404]I've tried to use it on my Chevelle-SS. Don't use it... It looks nothing like chrome. It seemed to have a matte finish to it. Looked like crap. I ended up just having my bumper re-chromed.[/quote]
07-15-2009, 01:17 PM
#6
Drifting
It costed me like $170, but this was like 12 years ago 
Looking on the classic chevy forums, looks like that figure is still good today. Looks like folks are paying between $170 and $250 for a quality rechrome on their bumpers...
Bumpers are more expensive to chrome than wheels tho... For example, take a look at: CalChrome's website. They are advertising doing a 4-plate process for around $95 per wheel...
Looking on the classic chevy forums, looks like that figure is still good today. Looks like folks are paying between $170 and $250 for a quality rechrome on their bumpers...
Bumpers are more expensive to chrome than wheels tho... For example, take a look at: CalChrome's website. They are advertising doing a 4-plate process for around $95 per wheel...
Last edited by avs007; 07-15-2009 at 01:21 PM.
07-15-2009, 01:33 PM
#7
i have checked their site before. thats not bad $95 their has to be a hidden charge in shipping or something. im going to give them a call. thanx 
quote=avs007;11107454]It costed me like $170, but this was like 12 years ago
Looking on the classic chevy forums, looks like that figure is still good today. Looks like folks are paying between $170 and $250 for a quality rechrome on their bumpers...
Bumpers are more expensive to chrome than wheels tho... For example, take a look at: CalChrome's website. They are advertising doing a 4-plate process for around $95 per wheel...[/quote]
quote=avs007;11107454]It costed me like $170, but this was like 12 years ago
Looking on the classic chevy forums, looks like that figure is still good today. Looks like folks are paying between $170 and $250 for a quality rechrome on their bumpers...
Bumpers are more expensive to chrome than wheels tho... For example, take a look at: CalChrome's website. They are advertising doing a 4-plate process for around $95 per wheel...[/quote]
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