Lovely job Any more updates on the corvette?

Excellent

Perferfection, my 28 year old kawasaki Vulcan crome still looks great

Ohsa bros heads exploding looking at that ungaurded spinny bits

First of all, please excuse my bad English. That was a really great and informative post, because I have never seen anything like it done before. May I ask you how much such work costs, possibly for all the parts shown? Best wishes from Germany, Cologne, Rainer

If money were no object, on deeper pitting, would it be better to clean the part, then plate in copper and grind the copper back to essentially fill the corrosion without removing as much material?

This job must have cost thousands of pounds! Is a CX-500 really worth it?

RESPECT !!!

Amazing

Hi. Do you receive, restore and send items back internationally. If yes how to contact you?

How to re-apply the chrome on motorcycle parts. - There I fixed the title for you.

gee... i'll bet THAT isn't very expensive! ha

This is a true art, this is awesome. Now I have a huge respect for these guys. It looks absolutely beautiful

😂

Hello. I want to make a transaction regarding my motorcycle. However, I cannot tell whether the coating is chrome or nickel plated. Decorative chrome plating may also be under nickel plating. Should I prepare a separate solution for both or is there a solution that removes both at the same time? Finally, do I need to do chrome plating over nickel plating to get a very shiny appearance? Because I also want it to be durable.

Its even better and high quality chrome than the Honda factory version

It is not an educational video at all. There is no information about what is in the tanks or what the liquids are. You just showed your work. Who watches this for 30 minutes?

greetings from India. i didn't know this much efforts are involved in chroming. i enjoyed every bit of this video. really great work. your patience and passion show as results! they shine!! do u guys accept jobs from other countries like India?

Is it possible to apply only chrome plating on a part that has already a copper and nickel layer applied onto? Cheers

A strong hombre to hold the bumper and polish etc.

Very Good work

What model etc?

Now i understand why quality chrome parts are so expensive.

Nice work

Cool

Amazing! The team members are true craftsmen, and I am guessing they have been there for many years. I imagine it would be hard to find such conscientious people with attention to detail these days.

Is there any particular product that you would recommend to keep your Chrome looking that shiny? I have a Harley-Davidson and I am always wiping down my Chrome. Really enjoyed your video. I most definitely gave you a big old thumbs up and I hit the subscribe button.

Hi, would you like to tell me what brand and type of dynamo driver you are using?

how to keep it shine ? good job man

The result is amazing ! Waow

So many important tips.

Wow fantastic work great job.

Nice work. BRAVO !!!

Also known as quad aught wool...

Great work, do you do anything with the grooves before replating?

I have never seen a so long process to renicle a thin steel plate. But as is goes....the longer time is paytime.

I think 'Replace' rather than restore should have been used. I was staggered when the parts were first shown. I thought He's not going to restore that lot. I still watched it through.

Alan that was truly an epic job involving the sciences of physics and chemistry to restore a very large and decrepit part. Combined with that the skilled metal working processes which would be classed as mechanical engineering. As with all metal working, things happen quickly/dynamically, whether it be a hammer blow, grinding it, machining it or welding it etc. All of it takes great skill. It is all very clever stuff , and educational, that you show us. I want to thank you for sharing this content. I must also say that the standard of your filming, editing and production content is of a very high standard which I find not only informative but enjoyable to watch. A fantastic result all round. No wonder that your client was thrilled, I would be too. Thank you , Damon Ross from Melbourne.

Get the mans some new gloves we can see his fingers... nice job, the finished product looks crackalacking

Good video. People often don't realize the huge amount of time and effort required to restore and rechrome old parts, and how that affects the cost.

Great video! I've noticed that sometimes on rechromed bumpers, although they are nice and shiny etc, there is a certain 'wavyness' to the reflection when you look at the reflection of say a corrugated (patterned)roof above. Almost like the thicknes of the copper/chrome varies slightly across the surface & makes the reflection a bit 'hall of mirrors'. Have you ever seen that, & know what causes it?

Grate craftsman ship😊😊😊

Nice balance between workshop sounds and background .music. Quality job

Well done!

Loved the video. I wanted two small parts re-chromed here in Virginia USA and was quoted $550!

As General Melchett said to Captain Blackadder, “ Makes you proud to be British”. Damn fine show!

I have a Nishiki 🚲 made in Kawamura Japan. Any methods thst dont require steel wool....or could I use a cotton cloth with the first product you used as to not damge further?

Very thorough 👌🏾

Why were some parts copper plated and some not.

Doesn’t look like a DIY type of project.