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I need input and opinions. "Chrome Paint" not the stand alone rattle can, but the 3 part system available at the larger retailers. I'm not looking for show quality on my chrome redo, but really don't want to do more long-term damage if I go the paint route. Economics are the reason I am exploring this option. Thanks, Scott
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Jedi Hopeful
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Chroming is quite a process, I can't imagine a home do it yourself version exists but what do I know. Where are you seeing these 3 part systems Scott?
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You may be referring to something like this?
https://www.jaylenosgarage.com/segment/restoration-blog/spray-on-chrome/
https://www.jaylenosgarage.com/segment/restoration-blog/spray-on-chrome/
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That's quite impressive!Silverghost said: