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coupe5oh
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So I want to have the chrome removed off my OEM Saleens so i can have them powdercoated gloss black since the chrome is starting to peel on the rear 2 wheels. Anyone know of any shops close to Hayward that can remove the chrome? Do they have to chemically remove it? Or sandblast it off? What would something like this cost?Thanks!
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R.I.P Willie Guzman (5ltrsvt)
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5.0 LsX
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the people powder coating cant prep them for you?
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phildog
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Typically chrome is removed chemically. High Lustre chroming in Hayward on American Ave would be a place to start.
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coupe5oh
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Originally posted by phildog:
Typically chrome is removed chemically. High Lustre chroming in Hayward on American Ave would be a place to start.
yea I called them and they said they don't really do rims and it would be around $100 a wheel, found a spot in santa clara that can forsure do it for $50 a rim and it would take 1 day per wheel
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R.I.P Willie Guzman (5ltrsvt)
96 4.6- H/C/I 5.3 LS swap
95 5.0- SOLD
94 5.0- SOLD
Posts: 2288 | From: Hayward | Registered: Oct 2010
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CHP2981
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I was hopping my impala one time and my battery wasn't mounted down and the battery acid spilled and ate up all the chrome on the passenger side suspension. Upper, lower A-arms, spring, drum and the tie rod I was shocked how fast it ate the chrome up.
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No half steppin
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