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Post by stevehammann on Jul 4, 2021 9:01:50 GMT -6
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Post by stilljustharley on Jul 5, 2021 1:34:31 GMT -6
A truly fantastic thing! With a little practice to get the flow right you can a get chrome finish that matches kit chrome perfectly. It really is that good. Some provisos though: - although the ink/ paint is self leveling (to a degree) it needs an absolutely flat/ clean surface to work properly. - you can use it straight onto plastic/ resin/ filler providing it's smooth, no primer needed. - it doesn't seem to suffer any bleed through from what it's used on top of. - drying times can vary a lot so I always run a test piece alongside whatever I'm working on. - it's not suitable for large areas as you will get streaks, I've managed the grille from a '63 Ford just about OK but complete bodies? No. - cleverer folk than me have decanted it into spray guns and really rate it. - it comes in 1mm, 2mm and 4mm sizes so it is perfect for putting chrome highlights on stuff like carbs, dashboards etc. - although I've never felt the need, I'm not sure clear coating it would be a good idea. Can you tell I love it? It has genuinely changed how I see replicating chrome from a chore to a breeze. |
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Post by petec210 on Jul 5, 2021 7:12:33 GMT -6
If you touch it, it turns dull. So I don't touch it an it looks great. I've heard that clear coating will make it turn dull as well
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Post by rodsnracin on Jul 5, 2021 7:14:34 GMT -6
Molotow sells a refill bottle that is the easiest way to get it into your airbrush.
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