Blacked out the chrome
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06-10-2018, 08:11 AM
https://automotive.fashion/
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09-16-2018, 02:39 AM
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Link doesn't work!
Googled and found this:
https://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/busi...-firm-14941361
They went bust in June apparently...when did you get yours done?
I've approached a couple of car wrapping places to get my chrome bits wrapped, but they've all said it's too small of a job to consider
Googled and found this:
https://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/busi...-firm-14941361
They went bust in June apparently...when did you get yours done?
I've approached a couple of car wrapping places to get my chrome bits wrapped, but they've all said it's too small of a job to consider
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09-16-2018, 09:21 AM
Link doesn't work!
Googled and found this:
https://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/busi...-firm-14941361
They went bust in June apparently...when did you get yours done?
I've approached a couple of car wrapping places to get my chrome bits wrapped, but they've all said it's too small of a job to consider
Googled and found this:
https://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/busi...-firm-14941361
They went bust in June apparently...when did you get yours done?
I've approached a couple of car wrapping places to get my chrome bits wrapped, but they've all said it's too small of a job to consider
Check out the Autoflex product. I just sprayed my trim and it’s drying in the garage right now. It’s a UK product that I purchased here in Florida for $130 (it’s gloss black).
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09-16-2018, 12:38 PM
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Thanks S-Typer
It's Marky btw, or Mark
Do tell if the product you've shown is applied using an air compressor, as you've not shown the top of he can? If a compressor so it will be a little too expensive for me
Will give it a try with plasticote, apparently can be done in situ by using this rather ingenious baloon method
It's Marky btw, or Mark
Do tell if the product you've shown is applied using an air compressor, as you've not shown the top of he can? If a compressor so it will be a little too expensive for me
Will give it a try with plasticote, apparently can be done in situ by using this rather ingenious baloon method
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09-16-2018, 12:56 PM
Thanks S-Typer
It's Marky btw, or Mark
Do tell if the product you've shown is applied using an air compressor, as you've not shown the top of he can? If a compressor so it will be a little too expensive for me
Will give it a try with plasticote, apparently can be done in situ by using this rather ingenious baloon method
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nh-vU377_cc
It's Marky btw, or Mark
Do tell if the product you've shown is applied using an air compressor, as you've not shown the top of he can? If a compressor so it will be a little too expensive for me
Will give it a try with plasticote, apparently can be done in situ by using this rather ingenious baloon method
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nh-vU377_cc
It’s spray cans. No compressor needed.
Plasti Dip- Plasti Coat is ok.. it just doesn’t have a super shiny finish. It’s easy to apply and remove.
Joe
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09-17-2018, 02:46 PM
This autoflex product has a very glossy finish. It took longer than expected to complete.. but I hope it looks great once all of the masking is taken off.
I’ll take some more pics tomorrow.
Joe
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