Anyone chromed their 'dell upon need for a repaint?
Any downsides to chroming? Is it expensive?
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My understanding is chrome is old school and very environmentally hazardous.
You can powder coat bikes now to look chrome. Do that.
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You might find someone who will do it cheaper, but if you’re looking for
bicycle-quality chrome plating, it’s not cheap. Here are Joe Bell’s prices,
which include $350 to chrome plate a fork and $500 to plate just the rear stays
and dropouts: http://www.joebell.net/pdf/JB_form_09-17_v2.pdf
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Not so sure I’d like the looks of that. I have several unpainted ti bikes but
chrome is a whole other kettle of fish
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Agree, besides the cost, there's the maintenance. Yes, chrome does require
some upkeep. I recently bought a used Ron Cooper bike with chrome fork. The
chrome fork probably isn't original, but it had a nice layer of rust on it.
Using a stainless scrubber, I was able to remove most of the rust wit
