a nother one bites the dust

richard crow said:
pauls crome they were expensive but did good work
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A good take on life . . . that, at 77, I still go by. If ya need something, go to a well-known highly- recommended business, face-to-face visit . . . or phone, and ask. Being well-known they will be happy and proud to oblige your curiosity! Money well spent!
 
highbeams said:
Are chroming regs state-to-state? or coast-to-coast as a national regulation . .
Thank You!
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Chrome plater's face BOTH Federal & State EPA regulations.....SO even IF you can pass ones laws that doesn't necessarily mean you are free and clear from the others laws and regulations!!! I would imagine there are some other factors involved as well, a capable labor force I am sure is part of the equation!!! I can't imagine a young man growing up that has aspired to be a master polisher or chrome plater in this day and age!!! PLUS, taking into account the toxic and caustic chemicals involved relative to the whole "GREEN" movements agenda is akin to a match Vs gasoline.
 
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