I'm debating on buying some chrome door handle covers for my truck... I was wondering how well they hold up? It seems like most brands, if not all, are held on by some sort of double sided tape. Now I use double sided tape at work sometimes and it proves to be pretty strong but the stuff I use it on isn't exposed to the elements... Just wondering if any of you have actually used them

Get some Never Dull......and use it often......

It seems like most brands, if not all, are held on by some sort of double sided tape. Now I use double sided tape at work sometimes and it proves to be pretty strong but the stuff I use it on isn't exposed to the elements... Just wondering if any of you have actually used them

The name/model plates are probably held in place with double sided tape

Get some Never Dull......and use it often......

Never seen that stuff before. I just checked it out and it looks pretty cool. I wonder if its a pain to us it on big stuff like rims or bumpers?

Never seen that stuff before. I just checked it out and it looks pretty cool. I wonder if its a pain to us it on big stuff like rims or bumpers?

Easy on, easy off.........used to do Cragar rims all the time with the stuff....:buddies:

My husband has put handle covers and rear view mirror covers on his Jeep. He did allot of research before deciding on plastic vs chrome (expense). He was wary of the double sided tape, but he gave it a try. They were easy to put on, look like chrome and they stay in place. I think you will be pleasantly suprised.

Good deal

You would be surprised how much stuff on vehicles you buy off the lot are put on with double sided sticky tape. That stuff is great. Go for it..

Easy on, easy off.........used to do Cragar rims all the time with the stuff....:buddies:

i use neverdull on my 20s, and the rear bumper of my truck all the time.

works great, looks great.

You would be surprised how much stuff on vehicles you buy off the lot are put on with double sided sticky tape. That stuff is great. Go for it..

Surface prep is very important though. Make sure you clean off any wax, dirt, or road grime before you stick. Alchohol swabs work great.

Never seen that stuff before. I just checked it out and it looks pretty cool. I wonder if its a pain to us it on big stuff like rims or bumpers?

:lol: guess you've never been in the Navy

Surface prep is very important though. Make sure you clean off any wax, dirt, or road grime before you stick. Alchohol swabs work great.


You are correct....

:lol: guess you've never been in the Navy

You nailed it. I noticed on the site in the "who uses it" link they listed all the branches. I figured I was dealing with a few of em here ha ha

I'm debating on buying some chrome door handle covers for my truck... I was wondering how well they hold up? It seems like most brands, if not all, are held on by some sort of double sided tape. Now I use double sided tape at work sometimes and it proves to be pretty strong but the stuff I use it on isn't exposed to the elements... Just wondering if any of you have actually used them

I would recommend the shop in callaway called Wicked Intentions I have had my car detailed there and it was very inexpensive and they had a great payment plan for ppl for wheels and stuff from what i saw while picking up my car... Just a thought...

I would recommend the shop in callaway called Wicked Intentions I have had my car detailed there and it was very inexpensive and they had a great payment plan for ppl for wheels and stuff from what i saw while picking up my car... Just a thought...

it's also operated by Troy Freeman - some people on here may remember this name..

had the shop "kromatic Kustoms" in st marys square...

i wouldn't trust this guy with a ford tempo.. few searches will turn up why..

here is one off another forum.

this link alone should justify why troy freeman is a joke..

Kromatic Customs - Scionlife.com (http://www.scionlife.com/forums/showthread.php?t=119148)

No alex brehm owns it, and a dude named Aaron his sister own infinate ink..

No alex brehm owns it, and a dude named Aaron his sister own infinate ink..

is there a troy freeman working there?

i heard rumors there was. if he is, alex's best move to keep his business open is to get rid of him.

here is one off another forum.

this link alone should justify why troy freeman is a joke..

Kromatic Customs - Scionlife.com (http://www.scionlife.com/forums/showthread.php?t=119148)
If you guys are local and looking for good body & paint work (Custom or regular) I can put you in the right direction. Just PM me ...