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Hey all,

I am looking to chrome some parts, and the platters offers

difference types.

 

he said they can do..

chrome

Nickel plated chrome

Ceramic Chrome

silver plating

and Metal Polishing

 

So my question is which type of chrome can take a beating

thanks

Edited by band1t
Posted

Basically just get chrome , the nickel isnt full chrome, ceramic will look dull if you polish it, polished aluminum looks good but dulls. CHROME.

Posted

You don't want hard chrome, that's for hydraulic cylinder rods

you don't want nickel, that's for fancy old wood stoves

you DO want nickel-chrome also called decorative chrome, a layer of nickel for shine and then a layer of chrome for protection,the nickel also aids adhesion of the chrome.

Triple chrome is best, being copper-nickel-chrome,also known as show chrome. But much more expensive.

Posted

Ill ask the local shop about triple chrome.

if he quotes me to high

is there any shop out there thats worth shipping to??

triple for chrome is more for parts that need restored, thet use the coppper to fill in rust pits and deep scratches, that can't be polished out otherwise.

Overboard for any banshee part, if it's that bad of shape just get another one.

This is all nickel chrome plated, and looks perfect.

But, yes talk to your chromer. they should have explained the options to you first anyway.

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This is all nickel chrome plated, and looks perfect.

Posted (edited)

I want to have my stock swing arm plated

but am limited on tools and dont feel

shelling out 100 dollars to have some guy put it in a press and push a button.

I am wondering can it be plated the bearing in the swing arm

if I mask it off?

Edited by band1t

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