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Is there a way of fixing this without replacing it? (handbrake button_
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15-10-2018 12:45pm#1As you can see from the photo the chrome plating is starting to peel of the handbrake lever button. I'm wondering is there a smart (and cheap) way to repair it without replacing it? It's not only about the looks - the peeling edge is quite sharp and doesn't feel nice on my thumb :rolleyes:
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As you can see from the photo the chrome plating is starting to peel of the handbrake lever button. I'm wondering is there a smart (and cheap) way to repair it without replacing it? It's not only about the looks - the peeling edge is quite sharp and doesn't feel nice on my thumb :rolleyes:
You could sand it down and spray with chrome spraypaint.0 -
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