From: J Travis (dagobert@ix.netcom.com)
Date: Sun Jan 19 2003 - 13:43:20 PST
If you REALLY want it done right, you can take it to a good plating shop
in your area, and have them de-chrome it. That will leave you a perfect
surface to prime and paint. Or, you could just sand it a little, and
shoot a coat of paint over it. It will eventually wear through, but
it's cheaper and the end result is a painted part either way. Just
depends on what degree of detail you are looking for out of it.
Jay Travis
MV Don Low wrote:
>Well, I got my rear window on the CUCV M1009 fixed, and oh well the window
>crank is now Chrome, SIGH
>What is the best way to paint it, (should it be p;reped first ? )
>Ideas welcomed
>
>Don Low
>Wichita Kansas
>MK-MVPA
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>June 21st, 2003
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>3350 George Washington Boulevard
>Wichita, Kansas
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