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> Chroming a factory painted bumper, Anyone done it?
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post Aug 13 2018, 01:25 AM
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Curious if anyone has done it, and if not, if there is a reason it can't be done?

There was a recent thread where it was suggested that the painted bumpers were different than the chrome ones, but I suspect the thickness and hardness has a lot to do with the chroming process/layers.

Thoughts?

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post Aug 13 2018, 02:30 PM
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Back in 2014 I bought a set of early painted bumpers here in the classifieds. I took them to Mark/Tim at Original Customs and they filled holes and straightened them AMAP. They then sent them to Ogden Chrome. $700 each for the chrome job. No problems with fit. Note the rear bumper is from 70-72.

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QUOTE(napasteve @ Aug 13 2018, 01:30 PM) *

Back in 2014 I bought a set of early painted bumpers here in the classifieds. I took them to Mark/Tim at Original Customs and they filled holes and straightened them AMAP. They then sent them to Ogden Chrome. $700 each for the chrome job. No problems with fit. Note the rear bumper is from 70-72.

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