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Old 02-20-19 | 08:12 AM
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Bikes: too many sparkly Italians, some sweet Americans and a couple interesting Japanese

If existing chrome it must be stripped first, but that's not too much. The polishing is where I have had trouble and had to spend money to get it right. Areas like bottom bracket lugs, as you would imagine, can not be done with a buffer made for a 1957 Chevy bumper. Call around for a shop that knows bicycles (don't want your crown race plated), have them check out your frame and give you a price for the quality you are looking for.
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