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chrome problem


speeddemon92
07-29-2006, 07:51 PM
I have a problem with chrome parts that are contained in kits. Because they are molded on trees, when I take one off, I get an uncovered area of plastic. This problem is really bugging me as I'm building a kit molded in yellow. The engine has alot of chrome parts and yellow spots:banghead: I was wondering if any of you had found a solution to this annoying problem. any responce is greatly thanked :)

freakray
07-29-2006, 10:47 PM
I use Bare Metal Foil to cover the bare spot. Just make sure to clean the area so it is even and then apply a small patch of BMF chrome over the spot.

You can also use Testors Silver enamel to touch it up or Tamiya Silver Enamel.

bhop73
07-30-2006, 12:31 AM
Another solution is to strip the chrome and repaint them with Alclad II chrome lacquer.

cyberkid
07-30-2006, 12:43 PM
Another solution is to strip the chrome and repaint them with Alclad II chrome lacquer.
:1:
but I use Mr. Color's Super Metalic Plate Silver
since I'm really picky... I want the whole peice to look evenly colored.

Lusitano
07-31-2006, 08:47 AM
+2 on Alclad II ;)
I really never liked much of the chrome in the kits anyway. It seemed much too "toy-like" or I ended ruining it through the build-up. :(
I used BMF Chrome for a while, but ever since Alclad II appeared I simply strip the original chrome (oven cleaner or bleach) e re-spray with Alclad.


Cheers,
Lusitano

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