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01-31-2005 04:36 PM #1
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Decent chromer in Pacific NW?
I know a bunch of you guys are from the WA, OR, ID area. Who does decent chrome plating around here? I would prefer not to do business with outlaw bikers and meth freaks if possible. Just a nice, reputable shop that doesn't destroy classic parts.More projects than money. All it takes to get something done is time, money, and ambition, all together at once.
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01-31-2005 06:55 PM #2
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You kind of have to be a meth head to work in a chrome shop.
There used to be a chrome shop down here in Santa Cruz, CA, but the enviro-hippies shut it down. The rest of the pacific nw probably has the same problems.
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01-31-2005 07:14 PM #3
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If you live near the coast call one of the marine builders in your area for a recommendation. With all the high end yachts being built in the PNW they should know who does quality long lasting work.
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