I am sure there are 1000s of threads on this but I am looking for a good paint I can use at home to paint my turns. I am looking for simi gloss black. I dont really want to pay to have these powdered till I am ready for the rest of my parts to be. Just looking for something that can hold up for maybe a year. Looking to just pull them apart and paint them in a day. What can I do about the chrome? Can I just paint over it or blast it or what? Thanks in advance guys

 

Scuff the chrome, then a few coats of self etching primer, then a few coats of whatever color paint you like. Krylon & rustoleum have pretty good reputation. Appliance epoxy is used a lot on home paint jobs too. Less color options with the epoxy. You can probably only find gloss black. All cheap options though.

 

rustoleum appliance epoxy paint works great and is tough as nails after it cures , did battery box , horn cover , coil cover , and cowbells

 

Prepping is the key - do it well and your paint job will last much longer than just a year. Take your time spraying - two or three light coats rather than one heavy coat. And make sure the air temp is conducive for spray painting; too cold/humid won't help the flow or the cure time. Hope it goes well for you.
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As already mentioned Prep is the key to it lasting as well as a good finish..
I media blast then sand with 220 before painting any chrome plated parts..
A good etching primer or adhesion promoter before you apply any color..

 

What grit paper should I use for scuffing?

EDIT: NM lol looks like 220.