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There is a paint that is made and used in the automotive re-paint industry for blacking out chromed and stainless trim. It is a flat black. It may be made in satin as well but I haven't seen it.
It is self priming.
You just need to degrease the chrome and spray it. Just tape off everything that you don't want done.
From memory I think the gills have no retaining nuts on them. They have cast in studs that mount into plastic push-in plugs.
The plugs are very firm. They are not soft and flexable.

7/12/063:27 AM

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