from reading past posts your best to buy non chrome bumpers and have them painted. Local shops would paint my chrome but it came with zero warranty. The second the paint dried it was a done deal. App the paint chips a lot easier.
from reading past posts your best to buy non chrome bumpers and have them painted. Local shops would paint my chrome but it came with zero warranty. The second the paint dried it was a done deal. App the paint chips a lot easier.
If your paint man can't get paint to stick to a chrome bumper then he is not prepping it correctly.
I'm almost positive the end caps are just plastic chrome, if that's the case then powdercoat is not an option