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removing chrome plating #60035
05/20/08 03:45 AM
05/20/08 03:45 AM
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how to strip old chrome off a bumper or pushbar??


I am truckless..
Re: removing chrome plating [Re: 340SHORTY] #60036
05/20/08 10:11 AM
05/20/08 10:11 AM

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If it has any peeling, just start pulling it back while bead blasting. Unfortunately, what seems the most effective way to remove chrome is dog urine! 1 winter of a dog peeing on your chrome wheels, and they are shot. I took my LRE wheels to a replater, and had them remove the chrome, the only real way I know of.

Re: removing chrome plating [Re: 340SHORTY] #60037
05/20/08 03:06 PM
05/20/08 03:06 PM
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To be clear, high quality plating involves three layers, copper, nickel, chrome, if the plater removes the chrome( which is almost clear, hence the nickel), you will still have the nickel, which is a lot easier to massage if thats the goal. My plater does this no charge, maybe he is able to reclaim the chrome, which is costly


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Re: removing chrome plating [Re: jcc] #60038
05/21/08 04:21 PM
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Muriatic acid seems to take it off. Spilled it on a bumper.







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