I need some info. I am in the Milwaukee Wisconsin area. I had most of the parts rechromed on my 66 CL 77 by a local plater. Well I messed up one of the pipes and it needs to be rechromed. The plater I used has gone out of business as far as I can tell. So I need to find a reputable and reasonable plater soem place in the midwest. Can anyone give me a lead to a decent plater?
Thanks
Jon
Chrome plater in Midwest?
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Ron
I dont think I will make the swap meet on Sunday. I did send that pipe to Quality Plating in Sterling IL and they told me 4 weeks so lets see what happens. I had some more bad luck however. I bought some NOS 3 over pistons and rings so I sent the cylinders to a machine shop and he destroyed one of the liners when boring. I am nost sure what the outcome will be on that. If I were going I would give you the shock tool. If you want I can send it to you. Let me know.
Jon
I dont think I will make the swap meet on Sunday. I did send that pipe to Quality Plating in Sterling IL and they told me 4 weeks so lets see what happens. I had some more bad luck however. I bought some NOS 3 over pistons and rings so I sent the cylinders to a machine shop and he destroyed one of the liners when boring. I am nost sure what the outcome will be on that. If I were going I would give you the shock tool. If you want I can send it to you. Let me know.
Jon
1966 CL77
2010 1200x
2013 Road King
2010 1200x
2013 Road King
Tool and chroming
Hey Jon,
Would be great to borrow that tool, I will re-imburse for the shipping here, and back.
Ron Seibel
8974 Pine Lane
Fremont, Wi. 54940
Advise on how to use it, or I can place a general request on the forum too.
Went to show n swap meet, not much there for Honda guys, mostly all Harley. But the bikes were all awesome to look at. It was really croweded too, a few old Honda 750's, 550 fours, no scramblers at all. Lots of Harley clothing, much leather.
Anyway, better luck on the machining for the engine! And the chrome, well I saw nothing at the show even advertising the service. Last time I had anything chromed was on an old Corvette back in the 90's. I have heard the new environmental laws make this very very expensive.
Thanks. I will post some new pics of my project once I get those shocks back on...I still must paint the side covers, chain guard, and the tank. Later,
Ron
Would be great to borrow that tool, I will re-imburse for the shipping here, and back.
Ron Seibel
8974 Pine Lane
Fremont, Wi. 54940
Advise on how to use it, or I can place a general request on the forum too.
Went to show n swap meet, not much there for Honda guys, mostly all Harley. But the bikes were all awesome to look at. It was really croweded too, a few old Honda 750's, 550 fours, no scramblers at all. Lots of Harley clothing, much leather.
Anyway, better luck on the machining for the engine! And the chrome, well I saw nothing at the show even advertising the service. Last time I had anything chromed was on an old Corvette back in the 90's. I have heard the new environmental laws make this very very expensive.
Thanks. I will post some new pics of my project once I get those shocks back on...I still must paint the side covers, chain guard, and the tank. Later,
Ron