Subject	The semi-gloss clear was intentionally used to subdue
Posted by	black300zx on December 22, 2008 at 11:17 PM
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In Reply To	Re: SZR Anybody got an idea of what causes near chrome posted by arthoes on December 21, 2008 at 05:39 PM
Message	the reflectiveness of the single stage chrome in an effort to match the origional factory color. I had sent him several samples of various combinations I had, and the combination above (ss chrome w/ semi-gloss clear) resulted in a very nice, bright silver finish. Due to the costs of shipping a set of wheels from Washington state to Philadelphia and back, he used a local shop. While the clear will make the chrome less reflective, it in no way should turn it grey unless it was not applied or cured properly.
Follow Ups	SZR Anybody got an idea of what causes near chrome - 240Z FeO2 14:53:59 12/21/08 Might not have had enough time to cure fully (n/m) - twinturbineZ 15:29:50 12/21/08 A clear coat will diminish the "luster" of PC.. - Hoppy2 15:34:51 12/21/08 But I have a sample of the matte clear over the SSR chrome - 240Z FeO2 17:00:57 12/21/08 2nd. I learned that the hard way. - ZLover4Life 17:18:45 12/21/08 acid? - BannonZ 15:38:42 12/21/08 Re: SZR Anybody got an idea of what causes near chrome - arthoes 17:39:36 12/21/08 I knew from the start that applying clear over chrome PCs - 240Z FeO2 01:32:51 12/22/08 The semi-gloss clear was intentionally used to subdue - black300zx 23:17:40 12/22/08 I would think one of two things happened, or maybe both. - J-Mart 23:21:45 12/21/08 One other thought... - black300zx 23:38:30 12/22/08
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