Working on our Chrome Plating process for wood, we experimented a lot. This Cara Hellfire guitar started as a perfect Chrome finish. We tried different polishes, temperatures, and chemicals on it to test the durability. The next day we returned to find that the Maple Flame top had etched its way through the chrome, creating a magnificent piece of art that we’ve yet been able to reproduce, no matter how many ways we try.
You can get great view of it live in this video by Creem Circus.
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