Total Body Chrome

eddstarr88 8 months 18 hours ago Posts: 13319 User Mod	Just because I don't like the results won't stop this trend from spreading. Full body chrome can be a vinyl wrap process or you can go whole hog with the chemical chroming spray application. West Coast Customs did Justin Bieber's car, but I think the result makes the car less cool imho. Here's a clip on the spray process: West Coast Customs... Check out these cars: Crazy Chrome Cars...
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stake n sheak 7 months 24 days ago Posts: 2265	I'm not very impressed, but I don't think it's that bad. I would rather more creative though. Back when I used to drive cars I thought it would be cool to chrome certain parts, not all. Like a 80s town car with chrome fenders and doors, and the other parts in a more regular finish. Maintenance must be a bitch though. I can't imagine that staying nice for very long, especially if using the vinyl wrap.
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eddstarr88 7 months 21 days ago Posts: 13319 User Mod	One of the main benefits of using the chrome vinyl wrap is price. Waay cheaper than the chemical spray. Plus the vinyl wrap comes in different finishes - from mirror-like to brushed satin. The Canawrap treatment... I like your idea of older cars that look good in two-tone guise and using chrome as the secondary finish. Btw, I don't think I've ever seen a 1980 Seville without the two-tone option.
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