EastwoodShiny Chrome Finish Liquid Base Coat Chrome Black Spray 8 Oz 12451Z

Love it wish u sold more I used it on my 1960 Chevy Apache truck grill

I haven't bought this product. However, for your marketing FYI. If your going to sell something for $90. Then you should provide more than one picture of your product.I'm not saying just front and back either, because if your product is selling at that price, then you should probably provide pictures of what the product you say can it can do. Otherwise, it's just worth my time to buy it.

I use it for my epoxy proyects is a very good product and amazing quality, many colors I got

I originally gave this stuff five stars 'cause it obviously has potential, and others have made it work. Not me. My pitted '58 Continental horn ring was going to be ferociously expensive to re-chrome and I hoped this would do the trick. The product arrived with absolutely no documentation (the label only says "mist on"... no info on how many coats, drying time between coats, etc.), and all I could find on Eastwood's website was a video showing how nice it looked on a Chevy engine timing cover. Nothing specific. While Eastwood recommends a black urethane undercoat, they also indicate this is compatible with most automotive finishes. So after hours of smoothing and filling, I got an ultra-smooth black enamel finish on the horn ring, then went for the spray-on chrome. Epic fail. Loads of wrinkles everywhere, although one smooth section on the hub showed that it *could* work. So I stripped everything off, redid the whole job, and sprayed it with black urethane. The mist coats of chrome were extremely light and I allowed a few minutes' drying time after each one to ensure I wasn't laying on too much thick material. Failure #2. Wrinkles. So... I can see the potential. I just can't make it work.

Sprayed over a gloss black primer, this stuff gave a great chrome finish. I made the mistake of using their clear coat, though, It turned a chrome finish into brushed nickel.