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#227136 02/15/2007 4:58 AM
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Guys,

Is there someplace that y'all send bumpers for straghtening and chroming? The bumpers on my Bel Air need help.

thanks, chip


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chiphead; Any good chrome shop should also be able to straighten your bumpers before the chrome process. Ask around at any gathering of rods, customs, trucks, bikes, etc. and you'll probably find a good one in your area.

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There are ads in the back of alot of the street rod mags too. I've seen a couple services listed in the back of Custom Rodder & Street Rodder.


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1970 VW Volksrod "the Black Bomber"
2007 Chevy Avalanche
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You can go to any local body shop and they can give you the name of who they use for rechrome bumper replacements. You will have to have a good bumper core to give them (the bumper company). If yours is bent they can use it as long as it is not bent really bad.
You may have to check with several places in order to find one that will do it. Most of these places do work for late model vehicles and may not want to do something that old, but I know some will.


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I have heard the local or state health departments in some areas have outlawed chrome businesses. Is this true?


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the local official don't have any control, other than sewage contamination regs, but EPA and other federal regulations have become so onerous that the shops fold rather than spend the bundle it would take to comply, same with the chemical striping biz

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