Bugatti Fan Posted September 3 Posted September 3 Not bothered about this date issue discussion of wherever it is 4.20 in the world. The only date I will interested in is when this stuff will be available in the UK ! LOL. 1
NOBLNG Posted September 3 Posted September 3 (edited) On 9/1/2025 at 2:44 PM, stitchdup said: if you're getting up twice a day you're doing it wrong I dunno…if I could grab a nap in the afternoon maybe I wouldn’t be going to bed at 9:30pm.😴 Edited September 3 by NOBLNG
bytownshaker Posted September 3 Posted September 3 (edited) For Canadians, you can get it under a different name but it appears to exactly the same product. Edited September 4 by bytownshaker Added info
AJ48085 Posted September 3 Posted September 3 I took a chance and purchased some Fusionfirm chrome, and so far, I haven't been disappointed. Thanks, A.J. 4
R. Thorne Posted September 4 Author Posted September 4 It is manufactured by Fusionfirm in a larger container known as liquid chrome. There is no varnish included. This version is designed for airbrush use with no thinner added. Now, the bad news: it is slightly higher in price ($13-14); and is not currently available (sold out on Amazon).
PHPaul Posted September 9 Posted September 9 Based on this thread, I bought some from Amazon. Applied it to some diamond plate on my service truck build and it's AMAZING! Thanks so much for this tip! 1
Can-Con Posted September 9 Posted September 9 I want to see someone do a grille with this and put a wash on it. Not something I've seen any of the products hold up to sucessfully. Now THAT would be something. 1
johnyrotten Posted September 9 Posted September 9 2 minutes ago, Can-Con said: I want to see someone do a grille with this and put a wash on it. Not something I've seen any of the products hold up to sucessfully. Now THAT would be something. Here you go. Did it yesterday, vallejo acrylic on the grille,createx on the surrounding 3 2
Can-Con Posted September 9 Posted September 9 (edited) 16 minutes ago, johnyrotten said: Here you go. Did it yesterday, vallejo acrylic on the grille,createx on the surrounding Thanks John, that looks really good. What did you use for the wash? Edited September 9 by Can-Con
johnyrotten Posted September 9 Posted September 9 2 minutes ago, Can-Con said: Thanks John, that looks really good. What did you use for the wash? Vallejo model color black thinned with createx 4011. Very thin, with a #20 mini round brush. The surround of the grille is createx wicked black pearl, hand painted and cleared with a brush as well. 2 1
sak Posted Thursday at 08:29 PM Posted Thursday at 08:29 PM On 9/9/2025 at 6:05 PM, Can-Con said: I want to see someone do a grille with this and put a wash on it. Not something I've seen any of the products hold up to sucessfully. Now THAT would be something. I was thinking the same thing. The solution might be to mask off and varnish the areas that require a wash.
Perspect Scale Modelworks Posted Sunday at 04:18 PM Posted Sunday at 04:18 PM I'm in. Can't wait to try it.
Perspect Scale Modelworks Posted Sunday at 04:19 PM Posted Sunday at 04:19 PM (edited) On 9/9/2025 at 7:10 PM, johnyrotten said: Here you go. Did it yesterday, vallejo acrylic on the grille,createx on the surrounding Did you use any clear over the chrome before you applied the wash? Edited Sunday at 04:19 PM by Perspect Scale Modelworks Spelling
johnyrotten Posted Sunday at 05:45 PM Posted Sunday at 05:45 PM (edited) 1 hour ago, Perspect Scale Modelworks said: Did you use any clear over the chrome before you applied the wash? No, I didn't use the varnish with this one. I had varnished it once before, and had applied it too heavily, didn't like the results. That picture is the 3rd attempt at that bumper,just to be straightforward with everything and everybody. I'm still on the learning curve. One thing I want to add ,just too be clear, is even though I thinned the paint to a wash,I applied it very carefully to the grille like a panel liner. A dab in each slot. Edited Sunday at 05:49 PM by johnyrotten More information 2
WayfromSmoke Posted Monday at 12:53 PM Posted Monday at 12:53 PM I read this discussion and bought it but I haven’t gotten all the first attempt at putting chrome on, off yet lol but I did a spoon to try… I did the spoon with the included brush I give the brush a 1.2/10 but the chrome itself is great
Big John Posted Monday at 08:39 PM Posted Monday at 08:39 PM Off on a tangent, for us early last century boys, does anyone know of an equivalent for polished Brass?
Big Messer Posted Monday at 08:45 PM Posted Monday at 08:45 PM 5 minutes ago, Big John said: Off on a tangent, for us early last century boys, does anyone know of an equivalent for polished Brass? https://www.bare-metal.com/bare-metal-foil.html
peteski Posted Monday at 08:55 PM Posted Monday at 08:55 PM Alclad II has Polished Brass available. I assume that, like their Chrome paint, it needs a gloss undercoat (black?) for the full effect. I have not tried it myself. 1
Big John Posted yesterday at 12:36 AM Posted yesterday at 12:36 AM looking for a spray on polished brass like chrome, I'll check out the Alclad. The gloss assures a smooth finish.
peteski Posted yesterday at 03:15 AM Posted yesterday at 03:15 AM 2 hours ago, Big John said: looking for a spray on polished brass like chrome, I'll check out the Alclad. The gloss assures a smooth finish. Yes, and the reflectivity of a polished surface. Alclad II finishes have to be applied with an airbrush.
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