1968 Charger Fuel Filler Neck Restoration - Any pics?

[krigel]

I'm just about restore the fuel filler neck and put it onto the tank. Does any one have any picks of a restored piece? What is the best way to bring it back to factory? I've seen some that look almost polished...any help would be great.

[Bronzedodge]

They're close to silver cad plated.  Plating can get expensive.  Not much help, sorry.

[68RT440]

They were originally a tin/lead coating. Most of the aftermarket tubes are polished which isnt correct. Most guys will paint them or even zinc plate them which is also incorrect. I had the tube for my '68 redone by these guys and Im happy with it and it looks correct.

http://www.n96airgrabber.com/fillertube.htm

[Lennard]

I painted mine silver with a $3 Krylon spray can. Totally incorrect and zero f#cks given.

[cdr]

I painted mine silver with a $3 Krylon spray can. Totally incorrect and zero f#cks given.

mine is shiny & I am with Lennard 

[tsmithae]

I used Tank Tone.  Looks matte and i like it.

[Back N Black]

I painted mine silver with a $3 Krylon spray can. Totally incorrect and zero f#cks given.

mine is shiny & I am with Lennard 

+3

[1charger69]

I took the crazy road and triple plated chomed mine 

[Lennard]

I took the crazy road and triple plated chomed mine 

But that is incorrect! 

[440]

Can you even still get Krylon? Best paint I've ever used until California said no more you can't have it, and that was it.

[Lennard]

Can you even still get Krylon? Best paint I've ever used until California said no more you can't have it, and that was it.

I live in Arizona and Ace Hardware stores have shelves full with Krylon spray paint.

[Paul 500]

I originally painted it silver but it didn't look good so repainted it with Eastwood detail Gray. Still not 100% but better that silver

[440]

From pictures on the interwebs I'm liking the tank tone.