Fusionfirm chrome

[R. Thorne]

Just to show how far the FusionFirm bottle goes, I decided to paint (with the enclosed brush) some wheels, bolt heads,  shifters, etc.  No primer, base coat, special cleaning was used.  These parts were taken out of the package and painted.  This was in addition to the previous work done on the Corvette.  I have about 90% of the liquid left in the bottle.  

[FoMoCo66]

I just got some of this stuff. Here are 2 coats on a 65 falcon rear bumper. Just one question, has anyone tryed this in an airbrush?

Edited August 15 by FoMoCo66

[peteski]

45 minutes ago, FoMoCo66 said:

I just got some of this stuff. Here are 2 coats on a 65 falcon rear bumper. Just one question, has anyone tryed this in an airbrush?

This question was already answered by Len Woodruff earlier in this thread.  It is usually beneficial to read older posts of threads like this.

[FoMoCo66]

15 minutes ago, peteski said:

This question was already answered by Len Woodruff earlier in this thread.  It is usually beneficial to read older posts of threads like this.

Shoot, I already read the whole thread. I've been following when it started, completely missed that.

[Dave Van]

Just landed in mailbox. Applied to some spare parts....VERY NICE. If we can touch w/o damage a winner 

[Repstock]

In response to this post, I bought this product and tried it out, following the drying instructions. The results are superior to any other "chrome" treatment I've tried, including Revell. I used the enclosed clear over half the surface after the "chrome" had dried for three days. I can't see any real difference in the before and after, both sides look the same. There is no visible demarcation between the clear and not cleared side. This stuff looks great...very bright. Tests will continue.

[Daddyfink]

 

[gtx6970]

I brushed some on vent wing frames.

 

I have to say. Im impressed