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Camaro Tech Visits Cosmichrome at the 2019 SEMA Show
We are always very busy at the SEMA Show. Cosmichrome at the 2019 SEMA Show was no exception. One reason we are so busy is that we do live demonstrations at the show right in our booth. We built a mini spray booth to apply the water based layer of our process. Live demonstrations give visitors a chance to try Cosmichrome’s unique process for themselves.
The Patented E-Gun Select™ makes the process easy enough that anyone can apply the chrome finish. There’s not guessing if the chemicals are spraying at the correct ratio. The metal comes out perfect even for absolute beginners.
You’ll get to see much of the rest of the 2019 Cosmichrome booth in this video too. One of our show cars, lots of customer made helmets and other amazing spray chrome parts coated with the only non yellowing spray chrome on Earth.
Thanks to Camaro Tech for filming this clip.
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See Cosmchrome at 2018 The SEMA Show
Come see Cosmichrome at the 2018 SEMA Show
Las Vegas Convention Center
North Hall
Booth #10709.
This will be our 26th year at the SEMA show! There will be show specials, demonstrations and new products.October 30th-November 2nd, 2018
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Hard Rock Casino Chrome Guitars
When the Hard Rock Casino needed dozens of chrome guitars, they contacted Cosmichrome. Cosmichrome allows you to apply a chrome like finish to nearly any object and guitars are perfect for it. Because Cosmichrome is sprayed on in a paint booth it can be applied to nearly anything you can paint. Commonly called spray chrome, Cosmichrome is the only finish of its kind guaranteed not to turn yellow from sun exposure. This project is for the Hard Rock Casino. They look incredible.
These guitars made of wood. They were coated by http://coatofchrome.com for installation at the Hard Rock Casino. Don Pirre at Coat of Chrome has more than 15 years of spray chrome expertise.
Spray Chrome Helmet by Revenant Race Paint
This beautiful helmet was designed by Joseph Roth from Revenant Paint. Alternative Chrome Creations applied the Cosmichrome finish for the substrate. Joseph then sprayed a custom paint finish over the Cosmichrome base.
This is a fine example of the amazing things our customers do with Cosmichrome. These results can’t be accomplished with any other spray chrome. The helmet doesn’t conduct electricity so electroplating is out of the question. It has to be sprayed and even more importantly, the tinting, masking, and 3D engraved appearance must be accomplished without discoloring or peeling. Cosmichrome has incredible intra-coating adhesion so it can be taped with masking tape for custom paint applications.
Cosmichrome is the only spray chrome trusted by West Coast Customs, Counting Cars ( Count’s Kustomz) and General Motors.
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2017 West Coast Customs Spray Chrome Projects
West Coast Customs honored us in 2017 by featuring Cosmichrome on three builds!
A visit to West Coast Customs is always exciting. You never know which stars you might see there not to mention the stunning cars they create. Their shop has really grown over the years and their projects get more amazing. This year the Mitsubishi Motors 100th anniversary inspired a build replicating the first Mitsubishi car ever made. The challenge for Cosmichrome with this build was to simulate the original brass trim on the 1917 Model A Mitsubishi.
We made another trip to Burbank after the SEMA Show to help with a rare 1957 Cadillac featuring green tinted Cosmichrome trim. We also coated a guitar with the same color. While working on the 57 Cadillac we recoated a few trim parts for a new model Kia in copper tinted Cosmichrome. Copper and rose gold are the two most popular colors for Cosmichrome.
Watch West Coast Customs on the Velocity Channel. Netflix shows previous seasons. We are proud to have helped @WCC with many builds over the years.
Cosmichrome is the only spray on chrome that meets the standards of famous companies like West Coast Customs.
Cosmichrome is the only spray chrome guaranteed not to turn yellow in the sun. If you’d like to learn more about Cosmichrome contact us and we will send you information on how to get started spraying Cosmichrome in your shop.
Cosmichrome at SEMA 2017
This was our 24th year at the SEMA Show!
Lots of friends visited our SEMA Show booth and SEMA 2017. Ryan and Lonny from Counting Cars and Count’s Kustoms and motorcycle racer Joy Higa. We had new product demonstrations and technical advice from the best. We also had vehicles in other booths around the show including the KIA booth.
Create your own colors for your motorcycle
You can create your own custom colors by combining Cosmichrome colors. Here our customer used a layer of red then a layer of black to create a deep red color. There results are beautiful.
How to apply a chrome finish to a 3D print
If you are looking for how to apply a chrome finish to a 3D print your answer is here. Cosmichrome is ideal for applying simulated gold, chrome, copper and nickel finishes to 3D prints. The finish is applied in a paint booth. Most 3D model shops already have paint facilities so Cosmichrome is a logical addition to 3D part production. In this example the skulls are SLAs. I believe they were made in an Objet brand printer but I am not certain. They had a waxy residue from the setup material that I cleaned off with a toothbrush and alcohol. I mounted the prints to dowels using hot glue. Then I applied an Epoxy primer because I wasn’t certain how well I had removed the residue. Unfortunately the primer never hardened so I removed it with lacquer thinner and got fresh epoxy primer from the local paint store. I then let the primed part and let it dry over night at room temperature.
3D print after removing bad epoxy primer
3D print after fresh epoxy primer (optional)
3D print after Cosmichrome base coat
Then I applied Cosmichrome base coat. I applied three layers to be sure I got good coverage down in the low spots in all the detail on the model. I let the base coat dry over night at room temperature. The base coat can also be baked to speed up the drying process but on delicate 3D prints heat can distort the shape of the part so room temperature drying is the safest choice. After the base coat was completely dried I flame (plasma) treated the base coat then proceeded to the plating process you can watch in the video below.
I let the part air dry in front of a fan for about twenty minutes and then applied the top coat. Here is the final result.
How to apply a chrome finish to a 3D print
How to apply a chrome finish to a 3D print
Huge Lombardi Trophy in Cosmichrome
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