prepping a bumper for chrome

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dave r
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prepping a bumper for chrome

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A couple of weeks ago some TURDHEAD hit my uni and nearly ripped the bumper off.The Ins.adjuster said they would streighten the bumper and re chrome it 8) I thought I would do some of the prep work on it.I stripped the paint off of a painted bumper I have and started polishing out scratches,and grinder marks,ect.I am going to weld the bolts to the bumper for a custom look.I planned having it really "slick"(no pun intended)before I take it to the chrome shop.any advice,or am I on the right track ?
Dave
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Uncle Skip
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Post by Uncle Skip »

Yes you are.
Just remember, chrome is like paint.
The better the foundation the better the results.
U@ss
I'm not arguing with you. I'm just explaining why I'm right.
Pardon me. Does your deaug bite?
dave r
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Post by dave r »

Thanks Skip,Thats just what I needed to know.
Dave
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