You did not say which one? Die cast or pot metal is a challenge, if that's what it is. They used to have to grind on them which removes the detail during pit repair. Now they have some new techniques that "fill in". Just have to ask. If it is steel is easier, make sure it's not Stainless steel, probably not. Pauls in PA is considered one of the best chromers. Sometimes it's cheaper to buy one off of the internet used or new repro. Chroming is very expensive if done by a quality shop. many states and the EPA have outlawed many chemicals and a big cost is the disposal of various chemicals. All this has raised the cost and shut down many shops which decreased competition and increased cost again. Here in AZ, they send it down to Mexico and back. Other names: Browns, Advanced, I would think there are still some good old companies in and around Detroit, the old center of all things automotive.
