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My 1980 Plus 8 is undergoing a little cosmetic surgery!
I'm keen to change those dreadful anodised bumpers and give them a nice chrome finish. However, the plating folk tell me it can't be done
Polishing is not very effective
Any ideas from the forum brains trust?
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Yes it can be done only 2 firms in GB can do it . They line the bumper with 3mm of chrome before they dip it it will cost you near on £1000.00 YES you are reading it correct . I sent mine away Feb last year told a 6 weeks wait by mid year they gave me any excuse the Cockney chap started to use foul language at me . He was told to return them FOC . ASAP. . THEY DID . Better to purchased s/steel and have them polished .
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Two off the wall suggestions from me.
Paint & lacquer - done professionally.
Have them wrapped in chrome effect plastic. A good wrapper will do a great job and although not quite as shiny as real chrome will look better than anodised.
DaveW
'05 Red Roadster S1
'16 Yellow (Not the only) Narrow AR GDI Plus 4
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Oh I forgot to say that his father gave me one price in Feb and by the time it reached later in the year his price had gone up .
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