any1 know where i can get any??

 

Bling-Bling.com

 

I think it was an option on some AU or Japan Maximas. I know someone here has them...I think form Australia. Anyway maybe he will chime in and can tell you of a junk yard there you can order from. Be warned it will cost a lot just to ship probably even if you could find them.

 

o dam, thats alot to go through for some handles. i was hopin that i can just order off a site or wateva.....gues it aint that easy, oh well

 

disassembling and paint w/ base coat/clear coat maybe?

 

problem is that there is not a BC/CC color that will even come close to true chrome.

There is however a paint system that sprays chrome. It is really expensive though.

here is the link to see what the product looks like.

here is a link to the price.

I assume a pint kit would be enough but dont know for sure. Thats a lot of money just to chrome some handles.

 

hell, for that price I rather chrome my a$$ so someone can see their face on it, as for the poor max owners out there (me included) just spray paint the biotch and spray bottle clear coat it, it could look good if you do it right or chrome stickers

 

My thoughts exactly.....

 

yes i can get them for a small price ...email me at sprungmonkey69@aol.com

 

Read up on electroplating, they sell kits to do it on your home stove....

Brian

 

I thought you can only electroplate metal.

 

The front door handles are pot metal (or cast aluminum...I am not a metallurgist) the rear are plastic.

 

ahhhhhhhhhhh

 

ya that stuff is way too expesive for just 4 lil handles, and wats at bling-bling.com i checked it out and didnt find anything to add to my handles.

thx for posts guys

 

About a year ago I had the facilities to coat metal with Palladium (bling bling $$). Now one of the only cool metals I can get access to is Molydenum. Soon though my old lab will have a diamond coater (methane-hydrogen plasma) in full operation, can you say "diamond coated pistons" .

 

You can sure electroplate plastic.... look into it some more.... thats how a lot of restorers replate all of their interior pieces.

Brian