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Smoke/Black Chrome
generallee:
The Deomoition rims I use on my new school bike are smoke chrome, or black chrome as demolition call it. They are definately black chrome, not a laquer over the chrome as I run two brakes and there is no sign of a laquer rubbing off after two years of use.
SO I think the answer is you can have a black chrome job done, but not many do it as it expensive [demoliton have stopped doing it]
or yo can clear laquer over real chrome - and for a frame Id do the latter as itll look the same!
Daletsunami:
fhmreader on here can do superchrome, drop him a pm i'm sure he will be able to help out.
rarman1:
i've given some candy/translucent red powder to dan and he can tell you its very high quality finish.
i got it from caswelleurpope, they do a black chrome, and they have a website.....
http://www.caswelleurope.co.uk/
see actual pics of colours on.....
http://www.caswellplating.com/powder/
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Spen69:
--- Quote from: Daletsunami on April 05, 2009, 05:29 PM ---fhmreader on here can do superchrome, drop him a pm i'm sure he will be able to help out.
--- End quote ---
Yep, Mark (FHMreader) did both of my Pro-Classes late last year and the coplour match is awesome. It is only a laquer over chrome finish to look right but it's pretty tough as I ride the black one all the time now and will be racing it in the OS at MK this year. The blue one is a different story and will be ready for show'n'shine at MK with a bit of luck.....
Mark owns Impreziv Finishes in Darlington and posts on here now and then - drop him a line :daumenhoch:
Spen
dialledbikes:
Cheers Spen. Those look quality and exactly what I'm looking for.
Sounds like the first thing I need to do is get my frame chromed, or does Mark/FHM do the chroming as well?
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