Painting shift console and misc
04-14-2018, 10:54 PM
#21
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Did you use a separate paint to touch up the chrome trim? if so what did you use?
Thanks,
Mze
Thanks,
Mze
Why didn't you use Jet-Glo? After all, it IS hard as nails.
04-20-2018, 01:26 PM
#23
Melting Slicks
I haven't stopped chuckling since I brushed this stuff on my wiper bezel. As soon as I brushed the first app and the brush came back black, I knew this stuff was good. Less than an hour and I was wiping it off and seeing shiny. Just unbelievable. Everybody, this stuff is GREAT! Remember the name: Citristrip. I still can't get over it.
04-22-2018, 12:24 AM
#25
Advanced
I have done a couple of these, this is my process..
Chemical strip it.
Spray the entire bezel black.
Spay entire bezel with a matte clear.
Take a knife and scrap the paint from edges that are suppose to be chrome.
If I ever need to touch it up, a black sharpie works well.
On my 73' the exposed chrome on the stock bezel is different from the original poster bezel.
Chemical strip it.
Spray the entire bezel black.
Spay entire bezel with a matte clear.
Take a knife and scrap the paint from edges that are suppose to be chrome.
If I ever need to touch it up, a black sharpie works well.
On my 73' the exposed chrome on the stock bezel is different from the original poster bezel.