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I found the can of paint in the shop. It is made by the Morton Paint Co. It is called "Black-out" 910-8. It is a 1 pint container.
It is "self-priming, satin black" for "chrome, stainless, aluminum".
I don't remember what it cost. I would say that it wears exactly how the blacked out trim wears on US production cars.
It starts to look a little flat after about five years of exposure to the elements.
It is certainly extemely easy to apply and it was not terrably expensive "as I remember".

7/15/0611:23 AM

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