Chrome Tank Flames?
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Chrome Tank Flames?
I have a two part question, Has anyone ever had chrome flames put on their tank? or is it even possible? Secondly is there a company that can do the finish like the dark customs where you see the brushed metal and paint together? I would like to have flames on my tank and fenders but am trying to do it different, so I thought about the chrome flames or bare metal flames. I am just kicking it around.
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I've seen chrome paint done, it's actually a paint process. I saw it on pimp my rides, it was done in a paint booth, and actually looked like real chrome. Chrome flames would be pimp, and probably look a lot better than that ugly a$$ car on the pimp my ride show. (every car they do is fugly!)
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I have a two part question, Has anyone ever had chrome flames put on their tank? or is it even possible? Secondly is there a company that can do the finish like the dark customs where you see the brushed metal and paint together? I would like to have flames on my tank and fenders but am trying to do it different, so I thought about the chrome flames or bare metal flames. I am just kicking it around.
sample of black parts etched
Last edited by INJEKTER; 10-23-2009 at 10:03 AM.
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i have polishd tanks, then laid flames out in tape. lay powder on them, then clear the whole deal... gives your (chrome like) flames... if not you are going to have to have the tank chromed $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ big money, then painted/or powdered... but it is possible. it is big in the cafe world to do stuff like that... i have done it
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You could;
1) Chrome the tank, mask off your flames, then paint the rest of the tank
2) Buy Chrome paint from Alsa
http://www.alsacorp.com/
3) Find a custom shop that uses the more expensive Alsa chrome paint process and have them do it
4) Use a chrome stick on material and clear over it.
1) Chrome the tank, mask off your flames, then paint the rest of the tank
2) Buy Chrome paint from Alsa
http://www.alsacorp.com/
3) Find a custom shop that uses the more expensive Alsa chrome paint process and have them do it
4) Use a chrome stick on material and clear over it.
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