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Stretch Cab 04-03-2020 07:38 PM

Something to Brighten Your Day
 

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I picked up some parts from the chrome shop this week. I have used the shop for several items and they always do a good job. Not cheap by any stretch of the imagination but very good results.
I am showing sort of before and after pictures. The before are extras that I have that are in the same shape as the ones I had chromed. I think the transition is remarkable.

petehoovie 04-03-2020 08:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Stretch Cab (Post 1869755)
I picked us some parts from the chrome shop this week. I have used the shop for several items and they always do a good job. Not cheap by any stretch of the imagination but very good results.
I am showing sort of before and after pictures. The before are extras that I have that are in the same shape as the ones I had chromed. I think the transition is remarkable.

BEFORE
https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attac...0&d=1585960704

AFTER
https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attac...1&d=1585960704

Stretch Cab 04-03-2020 08:06 PM

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Thanks Pete, that looks even better!

Tinker 04-03-2020 08:45 PM

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Did ya pay with a credit card and have them throw it in the bed of the truck and wait 3-5 days to open it? 0 tolerance.



They look amazing!!!! Very nice work on delicate pieces.



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Charlie Stephens 04-04-2020 01:47 PM

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Why not include their name in the post?

Charlie Stephens

Stretch Cab 04-04-2020 06:06 PM

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I had to go get the parts before things shut down. The shop was closed to the public but they offered curb service with parts placed in a plastic bag. Life is really strange!
The shop is Mark Plating in West Palm. I have had several items done and they have all been good. The most recent parts are for my 36 Deluxe.

I used to live in Mexico and had a lot of chrome done at a local shop. Of course no restrictions and cheap prices. Those where the days!

VeryTangled 04-04-2020 06:17 PM

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Wow, that is some seriously chromatropic pornograpicarapically Ford-ish goodness.

I've got a '35 trunkback that those bits would be totally out of place on, cuz they're so perfect!

Just between us, is that stuff in the photo less than or more than $699 to gourgeousify from your talented plate shop?

V8COOPMAN 04-04-2020 07:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Stretch Cab (Post 1869772)
Thanks Pete, that looks even better!


Is it remotely possible that SOME of you folks just don't realize how profoundly-simple it is to enlarge 99% of these thumbnail-sized pictures? The mere placement of the cursor ON the image and one LEFT-click gets 'em BIGLY, pronto....ONE SIMPLE CLICK! This continuous, un-requested enlargement of already-posted pictures is surely a very costly waste of Ryan's expensive bandwidth. DD

VeryTangled 04-04-2020 07:58 PM

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DD you're a testy one at times aren't you?

Please, not everyone uses a PC device. Do you ever use a device other than a PC for FordBarn interactions?

The pics that users post as enlarged or HTML image tagged are much easier to manage when I'm using my smartphone. It's not just one simple click like you're explaining.

On my phone it's hard to make pics bigger when just clicking the attached image. The ones in the forum comments with embedded links are more easy for me to see when checking in with my mobile.

Costly bandwidth is a nice addition to your position. Not sure Ryan is struggling to keep the lights on. Maybe he is having a hard time finding a '40-41 truck, but I don't think bandwidth usage from pics here is cramping his style.


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