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Old 07-19-2010, 06:25 AM
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Default Re: Chrome removal from plastic using Easy Off

I used Krylon semi gloss black with no clear coat. If it starts to chip I will use Duplicolor spray on bed liner and sand it back down to the chrome using 100 grit.

I sprayed by roof bars with Dupli-Color spray on bed liner on Friday and hope that sticks. I taped up the inside channel so I could put the rubber strip back in.

I want to paint my door pulls but do not want to have to take them out. I have been thinking about the Dupli-Color SHD1000 Shadow Black Chrome Coating Spray on those. If I do it, I will tape up arond them and the truck and try it that way. It could turn into a mess and am trying to get my guts up to do that. I want to do my wheels with it as well and go as dark as I can.
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