Chrome Paint, ALSA
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Drifting
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From: Oxford CT
Chrome Paint, ALSA
I'm looking for something to finish my fiberglass sidepipe covers with on my 71. I found these folks (ALSA) who make some great claims about their product. Has anyone had any experience with it?
Thanks
www.alsacorp.com
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www.alsacorp.com
Pro
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From: Blairsville Ga
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Hi R71,
I followed the link that Shamby posted.
After reading through the posts the thing that stuck in my mind was that EVEN if you could get VERY good results, any TOUCH-UP is EXTREMELY difficult. I have paint on my 69 covers and even with VERY limited driving they need to be touched up often. The cover is so low that the front tires toss everything right back into the front part of the cover, and further back where the 'turn-out' is, at the rear.
Just my 2 cents!
Regards,
Alan
I followed the link that Shamby posted.
After reading through the posts the thing that stuck in my mind was that EVEN if you could get VERY good results, any TOUCH-UP is EXTREMELY difficult. I have paint on my 69 covers and even with VERY limited driving they need to be touched up often. The cover is so low that the front tires toss everything right back into the front part of the cover, and further back where the 'turn-out' is, at the rear.
Just my 2 cents!
Regards,
Alan
Last edited by Alan 71; Mar 13, 2010 at 03:11 PM.
Thread Starter
Drifting
Joined: Mar 1999
Posts: 1,432
Likes: 22
From: Oxford CT
Hi R71,
I followed the link that Shamby posted.
After reading through the posts the thing that stuck in my mind was that EVEN if you could get VERY good results, any TOUCH-UP is EXTREMELY difficult. I have paint on my 69 covers and even with VERY limited driving they need to be touched up often. The cover is so low that the front tires toss everything right back into the front part of the cover, and further back where the 'turn-out' is, at the rear.
Just my 2 cents!
Regards,
Alan
I followed the link that Shamby posted.
After reading through the posts the thing that stuck in my mind was that EVEN if you could get VERY good results, any TOUCH-UP is EXTREMELY difficult. I have paint on my 69 covers and even with VERY limited driving they need to be touched up often. The cover is so low that the front tires toss everything right back into the front part of the cover, and further back where the 'turn-out' is, at the rear.
Just my 2 cents!
Regards,
Alan
Touch up is my main concern too with this product. As a second choice
I was thinking Argent silver like the ralley wheels in base/clear coat.
Racer
Joined: Mar 2005
Posts: 294
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From: Racine Wisconsin
I have not tried Eastwood stainless steel but have used other Eastwood products like cast iron spray with satisfaction. I have used a Krylon chrome or stainless steel spray can around $3.00 that worked fairly well. The Krylon gold is much too bright to simulate cad plate.
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