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Old 07-24-20 | 10:38 PM
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Originally Posted by Biketiger
I have a chrome De Rosa fork that needs to be re-chromed. It has a few scrapes and rust spots - all just superficial deterioration.
Any recommendations of who would do a great job? In the meantime, any suggestions of how I can treat it - Evaporust? Thanks!
So chrome is such a nasty process that few do it anymore.

Yellow Jersey and Franklin frame have been some of the go to's for a long time, if they don't still do it, they may know who does.
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