tuna boy
Well-known member
My wing has some chrome aftermarket parts that are starting to Pitt and look rough. I would like to buff the aluminum base material back to a luster but the chrome would have to be removed first. I was told that to have the old chrome removed is as expensive as having new chrome put on. Can't afford that. I was looking at a you tube site about sandblasting. They claimed that sandblasting a chrome car bumper allowed you to paint the bumper and that the paint would stick. Is that true? It might be an option for me.