Chrome Plating MB Clubman
- soulsurfer
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Being that the slip joints are nice & snug on these pipes, has anyone chrome plated the box and header, and did you have any issues with the slip joints being too tight afterwards?
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- ArmandTanzarian
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Mine were too tight after I painted it. I'd have thought chroming would stop them fitting altogether.
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I had mine ceramic coated,it was a very tight fit so a masked them off .as you say they are a very tight fit without any coating..
I had mine done at quality Chrome. The u bend to box is no tighter.
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£126 with my lcgb discount.there's a few pics on mb's facebook page
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They quoted me this price too, but it's plus VAT making it £157.50, a local guy quoted £200.fred wrote:£126 with my lcgb discount.there's a few pics on mb's facebook page
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I've now sent mine off for Cermakrome coating quoted @ £90+vat from Camcoat.
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Really..! ?? .. You lot must have more money than sense !