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    Chrome Paint

    Always got to check FB for posts about gran kids. This came up along with the usual crap. Anybody seen it before? Anybody use it? Durability?

    https://www.culturehustleusa.com/pro...w421SxkgMbtY5c

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    I just bought some and I'm going to try it out on some spare tail light housings, send me a pm so I I remember
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    seems to be two different paints from CultureHustle. New one called mirror and old one was sivleriest silver. Trippled the price if they are the same thing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by doigthom View Post
    seems to be two different paints from CultureHustle. New one called mirror and old one was sivleriest silver. Trippled the price if they are the same thing.
    They're not.

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    Not different or not the same?

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