crome

[builder]

hi i just wonderd if someone could tell me if i can bye crome like what is used on yhe parts frames that comes with some kits some genuine crome finish would be nice

[mike@af]

That is a process, not a paint. To get the equipment costs lots of money. Just use Alclad II.

[JTRACING]

Chrome Tech will plate your parts.
http://www.chrometechusa.com/

[Vric]

Alclad II is the only real Chrome Paint. work great and look good.

[builder]

Originally Posted by JTRACING

Chrome Tech will plate your parts.
http://www.chrometechusa.com/

the problem is that i live in norway and cant realy send parts that long, well i can but its too expensive but thanks for the tips now i just have to ask my model dealer to take it in to stock if you cant tell me of a webshop ehere i can get this

[freakmech]

Again... Alclad II Chrome is the best paint you can get but you must have an air-brush and im not sure its available in Norway. by the way im 75% Norwegian, my last name is Repaal. nobody ever spells it right in the US.

[proosen]

Originally Posted by builder

the problem is that i live in norway and cant realy send parts that long, well i can but its too expensive but thanks for the tips now i just have to ask my model dealer to take it in to stock if you cant tell me of a webshop ehere i can get this

Rebell Hobby in Stockholm has Alclad and if you take a look at my Impala you will see how it actually looks on the bumpers.

Good luck!
Niclas

[mike united]

Yepp !!!...........Alclad is probably your best bet, you'll need an airbrush though as it cant be brush painted.

Mike

[builder]

Originally Posted by freakmech

Again... Alclad II Chrome is the best paint you can get but you must have an air-brush and im not sure its available in Norway. by the way im 75% Norwegian, my last name is Repaal. nobody ever spells it right in the US.

wow 75% norvegian cool so do you speak norvegian then?

[builder]

Originally Posted by mike united

Yepp !!!...........Alclad is probably your best bet, you'll need an airbrush though as it cant be brush painted.

Mike

well i got an airbrush , got two for x-mas 1 from my sister and 1 from my uncle kinda usefull sins one of mye friends is also a model builder so he can use one of them

[Vric]

Originally Posted by builder

well i got an airbrush , got two for x-mas 1 from my sister and 1 from my uncle kinda usefull sins one of mye friends is also a model builder so he can use one of them

What brand model ?

Alclad is Lacker Based. some Cheap Aztek (acrilyc airbrush) will simply melt and be good for the garbage if you use this paint.

[builder]

Originally Posted by proosen

Rebell Hobby in Stockholm has Alclad and if you take a look at my Impala you will see how it actually looks on the bumpers.

Good luck!
Niclas

looks like rebell dosen`t have alcad II after all just a polish cloth

[builder]

Originally Posted by Vric

What brand model ?

Alclad is Lacker Based. some Cheap Aztek (acrilyc airbrush) will simply melt and be good for the garbage if you use this paint.

whall the problem is that you don`t know the brand it sold by a sweden based company but is sayes on the instroction book that i can use most pants celulose for example

[Vric]

Originally Posted by builder

whall the problem is that you don`t know the brand it sold by a sweden based company but is sayes on the instroction book that i can use most pants celulose for example

Is it full metal ? if so no problem.

[builder]

Originally Posted by Vric

Is it full metal ? if so no problem.

well i think its all metal on the inside but the outside it mostly plastic


does alcad realy eat plastic that bad? if so F...! then i gotta my one in all metal and i cant afford that i have a spray gun for full size cars but that dosent help