[Roadsters] To Chrome or Not to Chrome, That Is The Question

[E Scanlon]

A friend of mine recently had his 240Z rear bumper, the center piece AND the 
two side pieces, redone at
http://www.denverbumper.com/

He is very satisfied with the finish, the price, and the turn-around time. 
Total price was $250, and about $50 total in shipping both ways.  There were 
some repairs (mounting bolt needed to be replaced / slight dent and some 
straightening) that they did as part of their service.

Price for each of the ends was $75, and $100 for the center piece alone.

Don't know how much for your grille, but it is a TRUE chrome.

Enrique

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Steve Harvey" Sent: Wednesday, October 28, 2009 9:47 AM
Subject: [Roadsters] To Chrome or Not to Chrome, That Is The Question


> Group,
>
> I sent out pictures of my 2000 grill to several re-chroming shops here in
> Wisconsin. All returned quotes of around 250.00 to prep and re-chrome the
> grill. The grill is rust and dent free but the original chrome is very 
> dull.
> Has anyone had components powder coated with the chrome-like paints that 
> are
> on the market? $250.00 just seems too expensive for such a small piece of 
> my
> project car. Any input is appreciated.
>
> Steve
> Milwaukee