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When they act up, I send them to their pit boxes and let them idle. After...
... a little overheating, they come back out and treat each other with greater sense of respect.
😉
I'm sure Michael won't mind me responding...
CLICK HERE to contact Chrometech
Chrometech's work is superb! However, he is slow as molasses too. I think what he does is try to accumulate as much "chroming" work as possible and then do them all together. It probably cuts down on his costs.
However, I want to reiterate, it's definitely worth the wait. I've had my Pocher Porsche wheels chrome plated probably about 15 years ago. They have not faded or discolored and are as bright as the day I received them. I cannot say the same for some of my old model kits like Monogram.
Thanks Marlowe. I guess Dennis missed the link in my post. Glad about your fighting cars (:-)
Yes Mike ... I did miss that ... Very sorry ... Thank you for your support
Thank you Marlowe ... Thank you Michael - Many thanks for time, guidance & information Thanks ...
Thank you Paul ... This is a great idea .... Thanks ... : )
Dennis, here's AUTOart's email address email: info@aa-collection.com
Yeah, some of these guys have GREAT ideas but it WILL COST YOU. My solution offers the cheapest....
...and quickest "way out." I myself also (most always!) look for the quickest "way out."
Again, good luck and keep us posted.
-Chris
Thank you Paul ... I'll contact them ... Thank you for your help
You're very welcome, Dennis