How to TIG/braze brass?? UPDATE ‼️

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I want to create a chromed gauge panel trim for all four sides of the new horizontal panel I have fabricated for 2511. I have collected OEM panel trim for this project to provide the raw material for the new, larger trim piece.

The project will require joining pieces to provide the longer lengths needed for the top and right hand portions of the trim.

I intend to have the finished piece chrome plated to mimic the OEM trim. I have access to a local chrome shop and they have indicated they are willing and able to take on the project when I get it to them.

I am hoping the forum wisdom can guide and advise me on my options:

TIG? Brazing? Solder?

Also, and probably more important, is my need for someone who possesses the skill set to do this for me. :-|

Thanks,

Larry

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