Upon the completion of the plating removal phase, we provide images showcasing the base substrate, essentially your part in its raw form. This step allows us to jointly assess any potential corrosion or damage issues that may require discussion. In many instances, wheels or parts are found to be in satisfactory condition to seamlessly proceed with the rechrome process.
However, there may be specific areas of concern that could deem a wheel or part unsuitable for rechroming. Each case is unique, and we prioritize an individualized approach. If issues arise, alternative processes can often be employed to address them. Options include bead blasting, additional copper cycles, painting the inner barrel, or exploring different processes altogether. The associated costs of these options vary, and you, as the customer, have the final say on whether these additional measures are necessary, guided by our expertise.
Illustrated here is a successful rechrome of a set of Viper Truck wheels, showcasing additional procedures such as Copper Plating, Bead Blasting, Primer, and Painting. These supplementary steps may be employed as needed to achieve optimal results on a rechrome. The highlighted example reflects a satisfied customer who was extremely pleased with the final outcome.