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Join Date: Feb 2012
Location: So. Cali.
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It's never cheap and the shop you use is the single most important detail .
$500 sounds a bit high to me but every place has it better and less chrome shops . I'm in So. California where good chromers are very hard to find indeed, most don't do a proper job , "triple chrome" is the standard basic job they're all supposed to do, base plate of copper followed by a plated coat of nickle, this is to fill in the pits and hide the stamping marks etc., it gets polished then the third plating is the actual chrome . No way any re pop is as good as a proper re chroming . You'll need to clean the back side and paint it with some sort of rust retarding paint to finish the job, they'll never do it . I use fish oil based rustoleum paints . The bumper you're showing look good and will be nice to have re chromed . FWIW, any place that has clever names like 'bumper boyze' is telling you up front they're crooks and if you give them a perfect but rusty bumper that's popular you'll get someone else's poorly repaired thing back and it won't be triple plated in any case . Always ASK AROUND first and keep a penn and paper handy, knowing the bad places is just as important as knowing the good places . When you see custom Motocycles, ASK ~ they'll know who's good or bad .
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