![]() |
black door handles
Is there a company out there that makes black door handles, or do you just take them apart and get them powdercoated?
|
Re: black door handles
Outside ones
|
Re: black door handles
Just have them power coated. Idk of any being made in black
|
Re: black door handles
-
If you try to take them apart the pot metal will probably break. If it doesn't break when you take it apart it will break when you try to put it back together. I would just sandblast them and paint them. LockDoc |
Re: black door handles
Quote:
|
Re: black door handles
3 Attachment(s)
Quote:
|
Re: black door handles
Quote:
|
Re: black door handles
-
The only thing it might affect on the truck handle is the spring inside the push button. I would try a junker first and see what it does.... LockDoc |
Re: black door handles
Quote:
|
Re: black door handles
We did a set for the kids truck but they turned out like crap and we didn't use anyway.
Ours had very small pits starting so we sanded them smooth.but every spot where a pit was bubbled when pc'd and looked terrible. They did work fine though afterwards. My suggestion is either do perfect originals or new ones. |
Re: black door handles
Thanks for the advice guys. I will try to get a new set of chrome ones and give them a coat
|
Re: black door handles
If you do your own powder coating check out the black chrome powder from prismatic powders.
|
Re: black door handles
I'm in. Want to hear if new handles will take the heat! I tried a set of license plate brackets and they drooped bad. I would take apart first the inside parts.
don't need to be 'coated. If possible. Think of the Candies you could put over the chrome!!! |
Re: black door handles
1 Attachment(s)
I wish I had a better picture, but I had my outside and inside handles powder coated on my '66 C10. They work fine.
|
Re: black door handles
I like you idea in theory as a theme....
I was thinking about doing a "black-chrome". Theres a semi-rare bicycle called Austro-Diamler. The parent company was a partnership between Puch and Steyer (sp?) of germany. Steyer made a bunch of military stuff...long story short they black chromed the reynolds 531 tubing of they day and it looks really slick (to me anyways) its almost like a combination of blueing on guns and color change paint but looks mostly black-chrome. If only I could figure out how Steyer did it... That being said all of the chrome on the truck would have to undergo this process and theres probably a reason I have never seen this process on anything other than that specific bicycle from the late 70's to mid 80's... cheers spartan |
Re: black door handles
Nice look Shaky. Sparten sounds like smoke chrome.Just guessing and the color sounds awesome!
|
All times are GMT -4. The time now is 07:29 AM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.11
Copyright ©2000 - 2025, vBulletin Solutions Inc.
Copyright 1997-2025 67-72chevytrucks.com