HERE IT IS, CHECK IT OUT! sure would be cool to use . https://www.designerchrome.com/?fbclid= ... VFdRU4bh_0
Jay D.

Hmmm, looks good, but they always do.

The tests are whether it can be clear coated without losing the finish and how long it lasts.

The starter kit works out at $10USD per square foot which doesn't seem so bad. Even converting to Australian flat rocks it's only $15/sq ft which has to be a reasonable product cost - something that you could sell for maybe $100, or more for small stuff.

Bigger kits need a fairly substantial set up cost and then there's freight.

Prep time would be the killer - need to get that surface really smooth. Did you notice in the guitar video how peely it was, even after all that sanding?

There are only a handful of places here who do proper chrome plating and they're as dear as poison. You'd think that there would be a ready market amongst people doing restorations and those doing custom work - just in the automobile field. Sky's the limit for other stuff.

Might be interested to hear Dave's comments comparing to the system he uses.

I would steer clear of any system that goes over un sanded clear. The system i use is much more advanced than the one posted.

They make it look easy.
I might have to go that route soon. Figuring the square footage needed might be difficult as it looked like they hammered the stuff on there.