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leivinp
Re: Chroming parts
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You can paint strip the moulds then polish them, will save a bit of time, but can get messy.

There is a place in Girraween called the bronzing studio who can chrome your parts for you. They can even chrome plastic. I have heard they do a good job but a bit pricey. I suppose you get what you pay for.
cheers
Kel.

Posted on: 2002/9/18 3:18
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     Chroming parts flyby 2002/9/13 11:38
       Re: Chroming parts RICLAGE 2002/9/13 14:18
       Re: Chroming parts stirlingmac 2002/9/14 1:55
         Re: Chroming parts shoom 2002/9/14 3:45
           Re: Chroming parts flyby 2002/9/14 9:01
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                 Re: Chroming parts leivinp 2002/9/18 3:18
                   Re: Chroming parts flyby 2002/9/19 8:50




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