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Mitox
post Sep 9 2026, 05:37 PM
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Thought I would put this out there for anyone looking into “chrome” paint. I’m painting the front signal buckets, so decided to use Duplicolor automotive metallic Chrome high gloss. The pic below shows a trial part with a high gloss black base, followed by the chrome paint 45 minutes later.

I’ll paint the buckets tomorrow - it’s not chrome, but the trial looks fine.

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post Sep 9 2026, 07:49 PM
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QUOTE(Mitox @ Sep 9 2026, 06:37 PM) *

Thought I would put this out there for anyone looking into “chrome” paint. I’m painting the front signal buckets, so decided to use Duplicolor automotive metallic Chrome high gloss. The pic below shows a trial part with a high gloss black base, followed by the chrome paint 45 minutes later.

I’ll paint the buckets tomorrow - it’s not chrome, but the trial looks fine.

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I couldn't find anyone to re-chrome the reflectors inside my rear turn signals, so I used this chrome paint. I think it works pretty well. I also did the insides of my front buckets and it came out great.
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post Sep 9 2026, 07:54 PM
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QUOTE(Puebloswatcop @ Sep 9 2026, 09:49 PM) *

QUOTE(Mitox @ Sep 9 2026, 06:37 PM) *

Thought I would put this out there for anyone looking into “chrome” paint. I’m painting the front signal buckets, so decided to use Duplicolor automotive metallic Chrome high gloss. The pic below shows a trial part with a high gloss black base, followed by the chrome paint 45 minutes later.

I’ll paint the buckets tomorrow - it’s not chrome, but the trial looks fine.

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I couldn't find anyone to re-chrome the reflectors inside my rear turn signals, so I used this chrome paint. I think it works pretty well. I also did the insides of my front buckets and it came out great.



I found someone to chrome the front buckets, but after hearing it would cost $250 each I decided paint was the perfect solution.
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post Sep 11 2026, 05:33 PM
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I found that the Duplicolor chrome doesn’t stick very well to the gloss black on the trial part. So, I followed the directions and painted it directly on the metal - it looks better.
The pic shows it a little dull, but it is very bright actually.
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