Experimenting With Chrome Restoration Alclad II, Green Stuff World, Mirror Molotow

Many vintage toys from the 70s and 80s feature chrome which was usually applied with a vacuum metallizer process. But years later, the chrome often wears, so what can we do to restore the chrome to its former glory. I experiment with several different chrome paints Molotow, Green Stuff World, Mirror (from Stuart Semple) and Alclad II. Comparisons are made between applying with brush and airbrush. A black base coat is also tried to see if it provides a deeper reflective chrome finish. It is known that many chrome paints are not very resistant to finger prints. A top coat is also tried to see if this can be fixed. The airbrush used is a cheap allinone from , vintagetoys, chrome, restoration Subscribe to the channel for regular new videos featuring vintage toys mainly from the classic decades of the 70s and 80s. VTR is also on Instagram and Twitter vintagetoyrush Feel free to email us at