Give it a try Paul. Havent got around to my gauge rings in my real life cuda, but from my plastic model experience with it , let it dry a long while. Its a slow dry.
Sounds good. You can also search on youtube for Molotow chrome paint test review or just Molotow Liquid Chrome and
see what pops up. Model makers especially seem interested in this product.
Maybe Neal will report his experience with this product too.
Thanks,
Gary H.
> -------Original Message-------
> I ordered some of the Molotow chrome paint. It was sent with no
> packaging or instructions. So I checked the website and it has a video
> that helps a little. I'll just have to give it a whirl and see how it
> goes. Wanting to use it on my dash around the gauges. Luckily I have
> an extra bezel to experiment on.
>
> Paul L.
>
> On Sunday, September 15, 2019 at 4:12:43 PM UTC-5, neal wrote:
>
> > This question is only for the more "economically challenged"
> > members. Like me! Anybody ever tried this? It is sold in hobby shops
> > for plastic model kit work. I am building an anglia gasser kit right
> > now and I thought I would try it to "chrome" some homemade Hilborn
> > injector stacks I made for the kit. It looks amazingly good. As good
> > as the plastic chromed bumpers and what not that come in model kits.
> > The pen even says indoor or outdoor and I am thinking why couldn't a
> > poorer member use it to "chrome" gauges, face plates , etc. on our
> > dashboards. I am very tempted to remove my gauge cluster from the
> > cuda and try it. I also saw a video on you tube of a guy shooting
> > the stuff from an airbrush and it looked pretty darn good. You can
> > buy refills and just pour the juice into the airbrush, thin it, and
> > shoot it. I tried a different brand chrome pen once 15 years ago and
> > wasnt impressed with it all.Got the Molotow pen at HobbyLobby and if
> > you use their 40% off coupon its just about ten bucks.
> > Neal Zimmerman, Eugene Oregon
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