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Home Remedy for Stripping Chrome from Aluminum?




I have some aluminum boat parts made of extruded aluminum that had been chrome plated. The chrome is flaking off. I would like to strip the chrome off and polish them as usual. Is this something that can be done at home or, is a trip to the plater in order to strip them for me. Thanking all in advance for your replies.

Chris Cook
Restoration Hobbyist - Lake Tahoe, Nevada, USA BABY!
February 18, 2009



March 24, 2009

Hi

I would recommend you take your parts to a local plater, it is the best and safest option !

Good luck.

Jay Smith
- Essex, UK




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