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I came across this product on a Triumph (car) forum today:
http://www.jaylenosgarage.com/video/spr ... e/1232328/
Leno's Garage is a fun place to go for automotives; Leno supported his early comedy habit as a motorcycle wrench, and clearly loves anything with an engine.
The product appears to be an amazing replacement for chrome. It's a painting process and is limited to use where normal paint would survive; in other words, not on the engine. Still, there are many places on a Commando that could benefit from this technique. No toxic chemicals, no special skills.
http://www.jaylenosgarage.com/video/spr ... e/1232328/
Leno's Garage is a fun place to go for automotives; Leno supported his early comedy habit as a motorcycle wrench, and clearly loves anything with an engine.
The product appears to be an amazing replacement for chrome. It's a painting process and is limited to use where normal paint would survive; in other words, not on the engine. Still, there are many places on a Commando that could benefit from this technique. No toxic chemicals, no special skills.