I'd like to hear some opinions on the most durable liquid paint you've used or heard used on a bumper. My plan is to use a silver, either non-metallic or, very low metallic. Powder coating is not something I want to use, hence the wording "liquid paint".
Thanks, Greg

A quality urethane paint like PPG or Dupont should be tough enough unless you are planning on parking by ear.
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The "New" and Unimproved edcroozer... Charter D.S.R.A. member

Actually I prefer to braille drive!
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Ahhh, A graduate of the Ray Charles driving school.
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The "New" and Unimproved edcroozer... Charter D.S.R.A. member

AND if you think that's neat wait til you hear me on the piano....and not one lesson!!!!
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What do you do on the piano?....or should I ask?
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The "New" and Unimproved edcroozer... Charter D.S.R.A. member

I dunno...I'm thinkin' along with the Lennon sun glasses there's also gotta be Liberachi gold somewhere. Could this be where you got the piano lessons? Hmmmm.....Ya got us wondering now, there Bill!

Later
Grant
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OK! I admit it! I STOLE THE RED PUMPS!!! There are you happy now??? But the feather boa is ALL MINE!!!That's all I'm saying.
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Greg;
Use agood epoxy primer and top coat it with Imron with just a little flex agent in it.
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Digger
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I threw it away yesterday, now I have to go buy one
Just when you think you have won the Rat Race along come faster rats

Im thinking I should be offended.
What a few of you are describing is known as New Hampshire chrome.
That was the name given to us "poor boys" by the snobs down in the MSRA ( Massachusetts SRA) back in the early 80's.

It didnt help when NH was the first state in the USA to get Street Rod plates along with relaxed inspection requirements.
California who? Where is that?

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California is the land of the internet lawyers. If you don't beleive me, just ask Ed.(lol)
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The "New" and Unimproved edcroozer... Charter D.S.R.A. member

been hearing alot of good things about the products POR-15 makes, maybe there sterling silver top coat over POR-15, and give that a try since its not too expensive, like PPG or other paints. Personally i think i'd paint a glass bumper the same color as the car, but each to his own. good luck.

POR 15 makes a product call Hardnose which is a top coat that is suppose to be just the ticket for this type of application, however in looking at the web site, they don't offer it in silver. POR 15 does make the rust preventative in silver, however I believe it suppose to be top coated if exposed to UV. Of course this could be top coated with silver and when the road gravel works it's dirty deed on the bumper the damage won't be as noticable.
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Fatstang