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Topic: EASTWOODS All Most Chrome Spray -Great Stuff
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67tangoman
Journeyman Posts: 99
From: Jacksboro, Tn. U.S.A
Registered: May 2004
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posted 06-30-2004 12:26 AM
   
Closest thing to chrome I ever tried. Looks like pollished aluminum. Must be careful with though it runs real easy.
John
67 coupe
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grourown420
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posted 06-30-2004 01:56 AM
I was looking for something like that to do the hogs head, since my rear end don't have the type to replace. That, and some flat black, and the rear end would look brand new. Thanks for the tip.  ------------------
I'm running with what I got till I break it, then I'll ask lots of questions.
68 Coupe #162531
Stock 289 2bbl with Thorley's
C4
2:79 Gears
225/60 Eagle GT II's on 15" ASTRO's
If ya aint havin' fun doin' it, ya aint doin' it right.
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68 S-code GT
Gearhead Posts: 2746
From: Sayreville, NJ, US
Registered: Mar 2000
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posted 07-02-2004 11:06 PM
I bought it but haven?t used it yet. I was thinking of spraying the insides of the taillight housings to see if I can possibly make the taillights brighter. Or maybe I should try a different bulb.
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Tom66
Gearhead Posts: 142
From: Billerica, MA, US
Registered: Jun 2004
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posted 07-02-2004 11:14 PM
try checking the grounds for your lights first S-code, it can make a world of difference!
-Tom------------------
66 mustang GT coupe, 289 2V auto
Just started driving after 2 years of work. Floor pans, rear frame/torque box, trunk sheet metal all replaced, now all I need to do is work out the bugs
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gmliebau
Gearhead Posts: 332
From: Port St. Lucie, FL
Registered: Jan 2004
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posted 07-02-2004 11:39 PM
They actually recommend painting the housing white. White is actually more reflective than silver or chrome. Seems to work for me.
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68 S-code GT
Gearhead Posts: 2746
From: Sayreville, NJ, US
Registered: Mar 2000
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posted 07-13-2004 08:06 AM
I?ve just kind of felt that the tail lights on all old cars should be brighter compared to what I see on newer cars. My grounds are good! 
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try checking the grounds for your lights first S-code, it can make a world of difference!
-Tom
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68 S-code GT
Gearhead Posts: 2746
From: Sayreville, NJ, US
Registered: Mar 2000
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posted 07-14-2004 07:26 AM
I have a few extra taillight assemblies so I?m going to have to do some experimenting!  
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Originally posted by gmliebau:
They actually recommend painting the housing white. White is actually more reflective than silver or chrome. Seems to work for me.
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Mach'ed Again
Journeyman Posts: 85
From: Kinsley, Kansas, USA
Registered: Dec 2001
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posted 07-14-2004 10:40 PM
68-S-CODE
Give us results when finished, I'm also looking at some LEDs for standard 1157 dual element sockets sold by Mustangs Plus $11.95ea.
Anyone try these ?------------------
'69 Mach I 351W FMX
'67 Cpe 302
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67tangoman
Journeyman Posts: 99
From: Jacksboro, Tn. U.S.A
Registered: May 2004
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posted 07-15-2004 12:02 AM
I think I saw in Eastwoods newest catalog the other day- a product specifically for this. Or maybe you could try heat and air metal tape you could get at lowes or somewhere, It's highly reflective and sticks to metal real good.
John
67 coupe
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