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Cruiser
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Maine | has anyone chromed the hand rails? Who did them? how much?
Edited by ez chair 2008-08-09 9:04 PM
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Cruiser
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Montreal, QC Canada | I haven't even figured out how to get them off yet. Messed around with it today and it looks like the side storage area has to come out first. I was thinking of doing mine black.
Anyone have any ideas?
Edited by kenandpen 2008-08-09 11:53 PM
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Iron Butt
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| From what I understand, they are plastic and plastic is expensive to chrome. Tim |
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Visionary
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Pittsburgh, PA | I never gave the grab rails much thought until i read this thread. So i went out with a magnet, and yep... No sticky sticky.... Plastic.... So that completely changes everything for someone wanting to chrome.. |
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Visionary
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San Antonio, TX | You could paint them the same color as the Vision. My father would call that action "Using disappearing paint." |
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Tourer
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O'Neill, Nebraska | Are we sure they're not aluminum? |
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Iron Butt
Posts: 810
| That is what I was told when I tried to get mine chromed.
HTH, Tim
Edited by TimS 2008-08-10 9:54 AM
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Visionary
Posts: 1436
| several companies do anodized powder coating now. For those who don't know what this is, think powder coating that looks real shiny like chrome. I've seen multiple colors including black, gold, red, and chrome but others exist. Just and idea and one I was considering come winter. |
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Tourer
Posts: 367
Cottage Grove, Mn | I checked in chroming the hand grabs and was told that because they are plastic you can't chrome them the way we think of chrome. They actually use vaporized aluminum similar to the reflector in a flashlight they shine real nice but they aren't very durable. I painted mine but that's not the answer either I still ding the right side gra |
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chrome passenger grab rails
