Plating, I want to shate a very good experiance.

[kustomizer]

http://dipitnow.com/

They are a small but capable shop in Helena Montana, they are easy to work with and do very nice work. I am not associated in any way but I can't be the only one that needs a plater they can trust. I will be sending not only more of my 1941 Indian Four parts to them but many of the parts we produce in out CNC machine shop. I can't say how excited I am as some parts like the fender tip and spot lights looked as though they smashed by a truck, I straightened them some with my small ball peen then they made them look better than new!
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[PaulCDF]

Wow Very Nice!

[41craig]

Beautiful work !! One of the keys to a good chrome shop is the polisher. An over zealous polisher can ruin a rare part. Like polishing the Indian name off of the horn cover.

[kustomizer]

The horn cover is in fine shape but very hard to photograph

as with any finish, as you mentioned it is all in the prep

[41craig]

I didn't mean to bad mouth your chrome !! It looks Great !! I was pointing out that an overzealous polisher can really mess up our old parts.

[kustomizer]

Oh, I get you, I just wanted to be sure folks reading this also understood. as they really did do a fine job