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My new 2008 B4 and B44 shells needs chrome, and quite a lot of it. I use Faskolor on all my other shells. Do they do a chrome? if so, is this a good choice or do I need to use this Alcad stuff?

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Dont think Faskolor do though everyone speaks very highly of the Fastrax / CML (fastFinnish) Chrome in a rattle can.
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I used to swear by the alclad chrome, they do this in aerosol and jar. But I have just used some Spaz-Stix chrome, and it kicks ass.

This is also available in chrome and jar, but there are limited places sell it. I get mine from the land of the rising sun.

I found the Fastrax stuff ok, but it left the finish a bit 'patchy', some places were nice shiny chrome and other places were just like a smooth silver.

Faskolor do a 'glitter chrome' but its NAFF!! with a big fat N.
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Spaz is the best, but the aerosol one sticks the best, then alclad II then any other. Faskrome is more a pearl silver, great for sealing a light colour from a dark colour though.
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Cheers. The other two colours are to be red and black, so the chrome can go on last. A can might be the easiest for those as it will be flood filled. Where can I get the Spaz chrome in a can? This is to be quite a simple design. The stickers are being specially made and will convey the design.

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cause the chrome is backed with black, it can go on anytime realy.
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Is FK40300 the Faskolor paint that is NAFF? They sell it at Apex Models.

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yeah, thats the faskrome stuff
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Its more like a silver glitter base than an actuall chrome.

This is where I get my Spaz from
http://shopping.rcmodel.hk/index.php...cu8ahvctugj390

Is it going to be a mclaren style shell?
If so, the Tamiya Semi gloss annodised alluminium works a treat.
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