[Guest]

only way to get pits out of chrome is to have them re-chromed. this normally costs about $300 for a pair of vent windows which is better to do than replacing originals with repros

Charles Turner
MCA Gold Card Judge(64.5-65, 66)
'65 Fastback
'00 GT Conv, triple black


Check out my 65 [color:blue]fastback!</font color=blue>

 

[Guest]

I also have this problem. I have sent back 2 sets of repros because they were unsatisfactory. Discussing plating with a shop that has done work for me, pits in the frame make plating somewhat unsatisfactory due to their shape. I have just noticed in the Eastwood catalog they have a product for filling pits using a propane or jewelers torch. I am going to check with my plater if it is practical for me to fill the pits after stripping the old plating and then have them plated. Anyone ever use that Eastwood product?

 

[BillScott]

according to an article in "AutoRestorer" that i get the pits are due to impurities in metal undernealth and to fix properly they need to be done by professional. if they are just rechromed the same impurity will repit if not properly treated. i a not an expert and have no experience. one chrome shop i see on Forum once in a while is Pauls in PA someplace - if you need more info give me an atten: message.