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brogger wrote:OT: can you chrome aluminum plate to give it a mirror finish?, or do you buff it? if so, how is it done? -circular sanding paper? (what grit no?), or by paint stripper buffer? (which looks like a scotch brite).
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hypertriode wrote:brogger wrote:OT: can you chrome aluminum plate to give it a mirror finish?, or do you buff it? if so, how is it done? -circular sanding paper? (what grit no?), or by paint stripper buffer? (which looks like a scotch brite).
TIA
Hi brogger! Aluminum can be chrome plated. It can also be polished by buffing with special equipment. To save you the time and trouble i can refer you to the one who does it for me and my projects. Glad to be of help bro!
brogger wrote:hypertriode wrote:brogger wrote:OT: can you chrome aluminum plate to give it a mirror finish?, or do you buff it? if so, how is it done? -circular sanding paper? (what grit no?), or by paint stripper buffer? (which looks like a scotch brite).
TIA
Hi brogger! Aluminum can be chrome plated. It can also be polished by buffing with special equipment. To save you the time and trouble i can refer you to the one who does it for me and my projects. Glad to be of help bro!
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brogger wrote:OT: can you chrome aluminum plate to give it a mirror finish?, or do you buff it? if so, how is it done? -circular sanding paper? (what grit no?), or by paint stripper buffer? (which looks like a scotch brite).
TIA
tony wrote:brogger wrote:OT: can you chrome aluminum plate to give it a mirror finish?, or do you buff it? if so, how is it done? -circular sanding paper? (what grit no?), or by paint stripper buffer? (which looks like a scotch brite).
TIA
today's' technology are truly amazing, with aluminum, you can have it powder coated to the color, texture or finish you want...
you may even have it laminated to look like wood.....https://www.facebook.com/uppowdercoat?fref=nf
tony wrote:anodizing fades over time, easily scratched and very expensive.....not so with powder coating....
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