Reply to "de-chroming"

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Well there's the technical way of dechroming which I think is more then what you want to do. You could send it to a chromer and they could de-chrome it; basically the same process as plating in reverse. Or you could buy a set up from Caswell and dechrome it yourself which I also think is more then you want ot do

OR you could sand it or sand blast it. Not really sand . I would try some of the fine glass. Harbor freight actually has it. I would try it on a small piece to make sure it is the finish you wnat.

These are some options anyway.

Gary

7/12/066:15 AM

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