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After Krylon Brilliant Metallic Silver paint:<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n
Before I found the old new stock turn signal, I got a pair of front turn signals that were complete, but were pretty weathered. I started searching on how to refurbish the reflective surface of the light cluster and found a couple of options. Unfortunately the only right way to do it is expensive and uses the same method of applying a thin metal film just as it was done during the manufacturing process. Some people suggest “chroming plastic” which is a little cheaper. Others suggest using two coats of Krylon high gloss black plastic paint as a base and then two coats of “brilliant” silver paint. So I tried that, and after letting the clusters air dry, I put them in a low temp drying oven for a few hours. <\/p>\n
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After Krylon High Gloss Black for plastic:<\/p>\n After Krylon Brilliant Metallic Silver paint:<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n