R. Thorne Posted Thursday at 07:54 PM Posted Thursday at 07:54 PM Have not tried the clear yet, but I like the chrome. I brushed it on with the enclosed brush. I also like that it has an agitator ball included in the bottle. Very easy to use and holds up to handling better than the other products I have tried. 1
Bainford Posted Thursday at 08:29 PM Posted Thursday at 08:29 PM First I've heard of this one. Looks pretty good. Cheers, Ron.
johnyrotten Posted Thursday at 09:21 PM Posted Thursday at 09:21 PM Interesting product. I see it has a laquer top coat. Looking forward to see if it dulls the finish like other products I've read about. Cheaper than molotow as well.
TransAmMike Posted Friday at 01:05 AM Posted Friday at 01:05 AM Sure looks good. Wonder how this compares to SMS Hyperchrome. 1
Bugatti Fan Posted Friday at 08:24 AM Posted Friday at 08:24 AM Interesting product. Looking at the rectangular shaped box in the photo, does it have two bottles in it. The chrome finish itself in one and clear sealant in another. Ron, could you elaborate further with a step by step tutorial on how you used this product? Looks very realistic.
Len Woodruff Posted Friday at 11:58 AM Posted Friday at 11:58 AM I have used this using the air brush and the brush in the bottle. Looks as god as Revell chrome. I haven't tried the sealer.
NOBLNG Posted Friday at 12:59 PM Posted Friday at 12:59 PM It looks good. My question is how durable is it, and can it be cleared with (something?) with little or no loss of appearance? 2
Mike 1017 Posted Friday at 01:03 PM Posted Friday at 01:03 PM I just checked it out on Amazon. Amazon.com: Liquid Silver Leaf Paint Kit - Alcohol-Based Quick Dry Ultra Shiny Metallic Gilding Paint for Crafts, Resin Art, DIY Decor | High Gloss Finish with Varnish | 2 x 30ml Bottles : Arts, Crafts & Sewing
R. Thorne Posted Friday at 07:09 PM Author Posted Friday at 07:09 PM To clarify a couple things: yes, it comes with 2 bottles; one is the “chrome” and one is the clear; the brushes are made into the cap; the chrome is supposed to dry for 48 hrs before applying the clear. I applied the chrome on these wheel backs a month ago and have intentionally handled them roughly, pressing my finger onto them with a lot of pressure, installing tires on them, etc., with no deleterious effects. This was without the clear. Today, I coated one of the wheel backs with clear (the one on the right with bubbles). I shall leave it alone for a couple days then compare it to the uncoated one. I also painted a couple resin wheels just as they come. 1 2
stitchdup Posted Friday at 08:07 PM Posted Friday at 08:07 PM I cant wait to see how it looks once the clear settles. It would be interesting to see how/if it can be overcoated with coloured clears later. I've been hunting for a chrome that can be overcoated for my hok paints.
TransAmMike Posted yesterday at 01:16 AM Posted yesterday at 01:16 AM And now I see Splash Paints has a chrome paint. Anyone use yet? 1
Bainford Posted yesterday at 03:07 AM Posted yesterday at 03:07 AM Thanks for the further info, Ron. I got to say, the initial result looks quite good.
R. Thorne Posted 18 minutes ago Author Posted 18 minutes ago A couple of quick observations. The wheel back that was clear coated doesn’t seem to have affected the shine. When I took the cap off today, the brush didn’t come out with it. I used a regular brush to apply it to a resin 53 Olds bumper. The brush cleaned up fine with 91% alcohol. The chrome paint showed up all the roughness on the bumper, so it is reasonably thin and shouldn’t hide detailed surfaces. I took my finger and pressed hard against the wheel backs (cleared and plain) and wheels 5 or 6 times with no visible differences. Les, I did spray some clear red over one of the wheel backs. I will look at it later today. 1
Can-Con Posted 5 minutes ago Posted 5 minutes ago Is that stuff still right full of bubbles when it's dry?
stitchdup Posted 3 minutes ago Posted 3 minutes ago 2 minutes ago, Can-Con said: Is that stuff still right full of bubbles when it's dry? i think thats the print supports
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