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[IMG]carb chromed[/IMG] how can I add a picture of the painted carb.
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Is the clear supplied by innate not durable enough?
is as good as a none catalized clear coat, I only use 2k clear coats on my jobs.. so after their clear(to protect the chrome apearance) I use 2k clear coat
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[IMG]carb chromed[/IMG] how can I add a picture of the painted carb.
just upload it on photobucket and then paste the link here..
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I went to the Innate web sight after I posted that. They refer to it as an intermediate clear. Appears it keeps the 2k clear from destroying the shine. This may be a great product for plastic interior trim.
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I went to the Innate web sight after I posted that. They refer to it as an intermediate clear. Appears it keeps the 2k clear from destroying the shine. This may be a great product for plastic interior trim.
thatīs right..
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that spray chrome looks great,, i have some of the alsa in a spray can to redo my dash bezel,,,any tips u can giveme on this,thanks
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this looks interesting, would you mind telling us what all is involved?
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that spray chrome looks great,, i have some of the alsa in a spray can to redo my dash bezel,,,any tips u can giveme on this,thanks
before the chrome paint you must have a glossy black basecoat looking like a mirror, the chrome will be as good as this base and if it has orange peel it will show it in the chrome. I try to paint my basecoat as perfect as I can so I donīt have to polish it out..
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That's really interesting!!!!!!!!
Thanks Marvin for posting your results.

This whole process has come a long way for the past five years and the results speak for themselves.

I guess there is more then one way to skin a cat!!!!!!

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Special Equipment needed for Innate Chrome
Is special equipment needed for the application of Innate Chrome?
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Is special equipment needed for the application of Innate Chrome?
no special equipment need it for innate chrome, sorry for the taking so long to reply...
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