yup here is the pic i done b4 

compare the direct gold spay between clear yellow

errm i think you misunderstood  the meaning of  electrolytic because I only can mimic but can't make it

plus : both also painted which 1st one on the left is direct use silver background  + gold but the right side i use silver background + clear yellow and both of them come out different terms of gold but i perfer the right 1 because is way better than plan gold 

err you say simple for me not simple that why i say go do research on your own then tell me how instate me explaning how it works 

plus the site you give doesn related how it paint on the plastic but only give formula how it works only 

sorry if i not my intention offended you    but if you understand the lecture note then you explain it in english for us to understand then we might learn a trick or 2 

I'm not offended. Just that I've seen both of your discussion suddenly gone to the wrong path. richard suggested that Electrolytic Cell method maybe able to chrome the parts. Then you seem get the wrong meaning & said you can't paint your parts with 100% chrome effect. So I just try to pull both of you on the same track.

About the Strike Freedom FBM case, can't say Bandai con us for charging RM50 more for the chrome parts. For those who likes their Gundam to be more shinny then they can pay the additional RM50 for the chrome parts, or else just paint the normal Strike Freedom gold color to the near chrome color. We can only say Bandai con our money if Bandai only provide the gold color like silver + clear yellow with RM50 charge.

..... so mean

well, not too sure why your top coat has bubbles. are  you handbrushing them or spraycan or airbrush?