I heard all these horror stories about plating shops, can anyone recommend a reputable shop?
Thank you
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Re: Chrome Plating
Lots of discussion on subject in the archives... as recently as this past week. -
Re: Chrome Plating
Lots of discussion on subject in the archives... as recently as this past week.Comment
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Re: Chrome Plating
peach plating in austell ga has allways done a good job for me. prices are fair and they can get it done reasonably fast. they also the work for several of my friends. no problems. austell is just outside atlantaComment
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Re: Chrome Plating
peach plating in austell ga has allways done a good job for me. prices are fair and they can get it done reasonably fast. they also the work for several of my friends. no problems. austell is just outside atlantaComment
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Re: Chrome Plating
It seems many times, the price of rechroming is the determining factor on selecting a shop, and rightly so, but, for my money (and they have plenty of it), Paul's has been nothing but perfect in terms of doing as near a perfect job as can be done, in the time they say they will be done (now about 6-8 weeks) with damage-free packing and shipping. Yes, they are a bit more expensive than you can get elsewhere, but with all the horror stories around, you get what you pay for, and I've never once worried that they would screw me. Is it worth an extra $100 per bumper to be as sure as possible that the job will be done right and on time? You be the judge and order at your own peril. www.paulschrome.com. They've done all the trim on my '58 (rechroming and stainless polishing) and not one problem. In the end, a great reputation is what you strive for and, in my book, and many others, they have it.Comment
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Re: Chrome Plating
It seems many times, the price of rechroming is the determining factor on selecting a shop, and rightly so, but, for my money (and they have plenty of it), Paul's has been nothing but perfect in terms of doing as near a perfect job as can be done, in the time they say they will be done (now about 6-8 weeks) with damage-free packing and shipping. Yes, they are a bit more expensive than you can get elsewhere, but with all the horror stories around, you get what you pay for, and I've never once worried that they would screw me. Is it worth an extra $100 per bumper to be as sure as possible that the job will be done right and on time? You be the judge and order at your own peril. www.paulschrome.com. They've done all the trim on my '58 (rechroming and stainless polishing) and not one problem. In the end, a great reputation is what you strive for and, in my book, and many others, they have it.Comment
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