Nickel plating in Northeast PA
- gaw
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Not exactly NEPA but not that far away. I have known of them for several years, never did business with them and don't know about nickel plating or hard chrome or both. I always thought they did chrome plating but they may do nickel, like I said I never did business with them just had them tucked in the corner of my mind for possible future need.
- mntbugy
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Sorry to say but.... Nickel plating ain't CHEAP.
Lots of labor and time blasting,sanding,sanding,polishing,plating of parts.
Medium,big shops will not be interested in a small job.
My quote on your other post is within a couple dollars.
Labor day week, I'm going to Librandi's plating in Middletown then the foundry to pick up some stove parts.
Edit: Some people do plating in steps. A couple hundred dollars worth at a time. When funds allow. Start with the base/stand then work your way to top of stove.
Lots of labor and time blasting,sanding,sanding,polishing,plating of parts.
Medium,big shops will not be interested in a small job.
My quote on your other post is within a couple dollars.
Labor day week, I'm going to Librandi's plating in Middletown then the foundry to pick up some stove parts.
Edit: Some people do plating in steps. A couple hundred dollars worth at a time. When funds allow. Start with the base/stand then work your way to top of stove.