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We used to get them from Chronoflash some place in Texas. I don't know if they are still in business. They make them with a porcelain finish, they last forever. I did a liquor store in town over 35 years ago and they still look good.
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Are you sure they are stamped metal or could they be forged castings.
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What about using gemini, and puttiing the Alsa paints chrome effect on them? (alsa are a 2-pak stuff that need clearcoating with urethanes)
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Dusty, We used to have Walbridge here in the pittsburgh area that made letters just like that. Just like the other manuf. Bill mentioned, they have gone out of business. I don't know off hand who to call. Sorry. Jeff
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Can't ya just stamp them out with ya boots, Dusty
and BTW, doesn't Gemini letters make some letters like that and if they do in whatever finish, can't you prep the letters and spray the real chrome paint that either Alsa or Exotic paints make.
Heres a sample of a real car painted with their Mirrachrome
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