AMMO by Mig Chrome tape..

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AMMO by Mig Chrome tape..

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Came across this on Michigan Toy Company website this evening....

https://www.michtoy.com/item-AMIG-8252- ... .8_ft.html

Interesting product since Bare Metal Foil has diminished the quality of their product, this “could” be an alternative to Bare Metal Foil sheets. :hmm:
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Re: AMMO by Mig Chrome tape..

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Interesting, totally new info for me.

I went to Ammo Migs homepages to read more, especially of their A4/Letter sized Chrome sheets.

Self- Adhesive Chrome Sheets. Very easy to use, simply unroll the tape and cut a piece of the required size. Clean the surface thoroughly with alcohol, remove the white protective paper and fix the Adhesive Chrome Sheet in the chosen location. To adapt it to the surface, press with a cotton swab or rubber brush until the sheet conforms perfectly to the details underneath. Never use metal tools for this purpose to avoid damaging the sheet, take special care to remove any air bubbles that remain trapped under the surface. You can cut the leftover sheet with a sharp fine-tipped blade.

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:hmm: Interesting.
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