Originally Posted by UcraDen

I normally don't like paintvthe plastic, let alnoe the parts you'll touch all the time, because the paint doesn't hold on properly.
I paint the chomed and cracked grill on my hummer, just because I couldn't find proper replacement, we will see how long it will work...
Normally to make proper job, you should remove the chrome completely. To do such from my mags, I spent 800$ for 5......

Originally Posted by UcraDen

I normally don't like paintvthe plastic, let alnoe the parts you'll touch all the time, because the paint doesn't hold on properly.
I paint the chomed and cracked grill on my hummer, just because I couldn't find proper replacement, we will see how long it will work...
Normally to make proper job, you should remove the chrome completely. To do such from my mags, I spent 800$ for 5......

Originally Posted by hummerz

Give plenty time to cure, dry heat best to cure, then a coat or 2 with clear acrylic sealer.

Originally Posted by Chad James

hmm, I didn’t event think to use clear acrylic sealer. I’ll have to get some and throw a coat on. Thanks for the suggestion.

Originally Posted by Broken Halo

If you go with polyurethane clear coat (tough stuff) use water base not oil base. The oil base tends to have a yellowish tint to it. Ask me how I know.

Originally Posted by Chad James

Good from far, but not bad up close.

I’ll eventually throw down a clear coat to finish it off. Possibly another coat of paint before hand.

There are blemishes, not perfect. But I do really like the color.

Originally Posted by Doc Olds

Soon as you loose the Nurse Bars, you'll have a nice looking rig.