My Dark Chrome Thread

Discussion in 'General Discussions' started by VanoFord, Mar 22, 2011.

  1. cowboy

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    it happens guys sh!t backwoods and I have had the same idea for lighting awhile back and he beat me to it posting.
     
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    Glad I turned you on to this stuff :jester: looks good :peace: now PTM the rockers on that truck dood.
     
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    :peace:
     
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    yea, if you leave the actual reflective bowl alone, these would look pretty slick. Like i said, its not a "grey chrome" effect but more of a blue cobalt/robocop blue effect.


    who PTM what rockers? :batman2:
     
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    It looks like your rockers don't match your flares :hmm:
     
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    they are the same color...i see how it looks like the rockers are darker then the flares, right? i think that the angle i am takin that first pic in. you get a nice reflection of the overcast sky, which makes the flare seem more glossy? iono... used all the same Drk Shdw Gry from Vatozone... just went to 5 VZ's to get all the cans i needed haha.
     
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    Update:

    I would advise not using this on exterior parts, mainly steps and rims. I just got back from off-roadin, very lightly, 1 mud hole, and as I was spraying the truck down w/ the hose and nozzle, the steps damn near peeled all the way clean. my powerwasher will knock the rest off. glad i didnt do the rims. :Grenade:
     
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    wow that sucks man, good to know
     
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    Would a coat of clear over it fix that?
     
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    Sorry to hear that vano.....maybe you didn't put it on right :jester:
     

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