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Re-Chroming Interior Trim


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Guest Mc_Reatta
Get some chrome colored Testors model paint and a small brush. Then just go around the whole car and repaint it. A customer of mine has successfully done that on his car. It looks great.

WOW! how many bottles of that paint were needed to repaint the whole car? :eek:

Must have taken forever with a small brush! :confused:

Hate to be driving anywhere near him on a sunny day. :cool:

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WOW! how many bottles of that paint were needed to repaint the whole car? :eek:

Must have taken forever with a small brush! :confused:

Hate to be driving anywhere near him on a sunny day. :cool:

Not the WHOLE car, just the chrome trim on the interior. ;) You know, like the long plastic pieces on the doors that have the little chrome type strip at the top? That stuff.

Sure it takes a while, but wow, it looks 110%better.

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Not the WHOLE car, just the chrome trim on the interior. ;) You know, like the long plastic pieces on the doors that have the little chrome type strip at the top? That stuff.

Sure it takes a while, but wow, it looks 110%better.

Know what you meant, but couldn't resist poking fun at how you said it. ;)

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There is a company called Bare Metal Foil Co. in Farmington, Michigan:248-476-4366. They make thin adhesive-backed metal strips used for models. It is real chrome and looks like it. A package for $6.50 will do your Reatta.

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There is a company called Bare Metal Foil Co. in Farmington, Michigan:248-476-4366. They make thin adhesive-backed metal strips used for models. It is real chrome and looks like it. A package for $6.50 will do your Reatta.

Here's a link to their website. Have some interesting stuff:

Silicone Rubber, Polyurethane Rubber, Casting Resin, Decals - Bare-Metal Foil Co.

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