Folks, does anybody have any experience with/favorite electroplating company?
What would be a normal charge for chroming two shock absorber casings?
Thanks!
The desert creature
Folks, does anybody have any experience with/favorite electroplating company?
What would be a normal charge for chroming two shock absorber casings?
Thanks!
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sem fiddy pilot
Forlong and Maisey in Te Rapa did some chroming for me a few years ago. I remember it seemed fairly reasonable price wise, and they did a good job
Born To Fish - Forced To Work.
We use Industrial Electroplaters down the end of Neilson St in Penrose.
Contact: Chris Bostock
Industrial Electroplaters Ltd
Specialist in Metal Polishing Plating of Chrome, Nickel, Gold, Silver, Tin, Black Chrome, Satin Finishes, Copper, Steel, Zinc Diecast, Brass
Address: 30 Galway St Onehunga Auckland (end of Neilson St before the humpy bridge)
Phone number: 0-9-622 1981
They do a very good job with all our componentry and hardware.
Hardcore Biker
Ive got a Mate that has recently bought an electroplating business in East Tamaki, if things dont work out with the guy above (Chris) send me a pm
Rest In Peace
Advanced electroplating in Ellis Street Hamilton.
They are so popular that they dont need to advertise. They get work from all over NZ.
I have had several jobs done there and recommend them highly. I dont know how their prices compare.
A few years back they chromed most of a car (or that is what it seemed like) The chroming cost more than the car. It was featured in a NZ motoring mag.
The service is good, I had a job done (nickel plated wheel nuts for a vintage Vespa) over a year later I took some tuba mouthpieces to be silver plated and the lady greeted me by my name. Amazing memory.
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