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Posted by rawv
 - December 30, 2010, 03:39:49 AM

Anytime you paint chrome adhesion is a problem,we glass bead the metal to rough it up ( NOT SANDBLAST ) then use laquer thinner to clean the metal , you will then need a can of ETCH PRIMER bought at any auto body paint supplier they will have it . If you have someone that can shoot it with shop paint that would be best but it can still be done by can if you have to go that route , to get a smooth paint job out of a can , etch prime , wet sand , paint , wet sand, paint again but don't bust through the paint then clear coat . Just remember wet sanding will make it smooth and good paint should give you what you want . I'm assuming you are going to do this yourself so I tried to make it easy for you.    Rick 

Posted by chief
 - December 29, 2010, 21:45:21 PM

like any chromed product you'd need to do some good prep and use suitable paint.

Posted by theylive
 - December 29, 2010, 16:20:14 PM

I would like to paint the air filter cover on my bike, I know it gets fairly warm so I think a high heat paint would work like a grill paint.... has anyone done this or think it would last?

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