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Dec 3, 2007 | 03:16 PM

#11

grzly

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From: Sydney

RE: chrome removal

that looks promising ... got a spare set of slips ons .. Hmmmmm

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ORIGINAL: landest

Grimm is right for normal spray paint. Maybe you are thinking of stuff like this: http://www.cacustomcoatings.com/flam...-coatings.html

I have not tied it butthey claim this stuff can take it..... I would need to see it.

Dec 3, 2007 | 05:57 PM

#12

landest

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From: Olympia. WA

RE: chrome removal

No, baking on a ceramic coat is not something normally done at the home front.
Ceramic coatings have to be baked on @ about 450 Deg F.

Most Powder Coating shops can do this for you. Check to see if you have a local shop.

Dec 3, 2007 | 06:03 PM

#13

landest

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From: Olympia. WA

RE: chrome removal

Last post was for sarg67

grzly, the Flameproof Coating is still valid. I have not tested it though.

THX

Dec 4, 2007 | 06:08 AM

#14

powdercoater

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RE: chrome removal

Powder coating will work just fine on heat shields but not on the pipes... do it all the time with no problems.

Dec 4, 2007 | 02:04 PM

#15

landest

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From: Olympia. WA

RE: chrome removal

Semantics... I also consider ceramic coating a powder coat... But I understand your point.

Dec 4, 2007 | 02:30 PM

#16

97FXSTSB

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Joined: Feb 2007

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From: So-Cal

RE: chrome removal

I sprayed House of Kolor Hi Temp paint on my Pro Pipe over a year ago. Nice smooth satin black finish that does not peel, flake fade or chalk up.

Dec 4, 2007 | 04:46 PM

#17

BB06FLHX

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From: AZ

RE: chrome removal

I have killed more chrome then my friends like and the easiest way is to sandblast it off. You can then get it powdercoated but make sure your coater has the equipment to do high temp coatings.