SPO ain't got nothing on this! 
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Oh, by the way--- Hmm? Nothing to say now? Thought so....
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beautifulhttp://www.directaffect.com/dev/jason/ao_states/images/ao_mi.gif
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!? where can i get me some of those?
Or did you just paint them?
I have a polished gold ego on the way that, that would look hot on.Comment
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We are still finalizing the details, whether or not this will be limited production run is still up in the air. The final product will run $60 - $70 for a complete set.Originally posted by MoeMag
No, it is a chemical plating process from start to finish.Originally posted by MoeMagComment
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yea...as soon as it touches anything itll be all scratched and itll look like ooky-pooky...but i guess its a cool idea. heavy thoughLast edited by Army; 07-18-2006, 10:16 PM.Comment
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Absolutely not true... When done properly chrome plating is one of the most scratch resistant finishes out there. Yes, weight is added due to the plating process but the finished product is only slightly heavier then your typical Halo shell.Originally posted by mag_lover05Comment
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$60-70 is a tad steep for shells only(even if it is chrome)
i just think they might look really abd after some ehavy use, but interesting to see how they hold up, if they dont crack the $ may well be worth it
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Bring back one of those chromed out cockers and throw this on top
I love the idea of blinding people on the field with light
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Yes...a nice Aurora cocker with one of those on top...I'd hate to be on the reflected side of that.
Very nice...I might have pick up some of those.Originally posted by ShortBusBacker
come on fools, this is a agg face shooting mad muppet detonating hott dart throwing rope making hella fast mowing ripping angel
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Will you do custom plating for parts, say, a superstock pump?Comment
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show me pics after some dives and slides and after its been used for a couple months, if they dont look disgusting i might pic some up, specially if they dont crack. but now the feedneck is gona be UBER thickComment
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hmm a local company does quiet a bit of plastic chrome plating for GM, I might have to talk to some of my friends and see if they can hook me up with somthing like that. I never thought about doing it to a hopper, although I have for other stuff.
Is the inside covered as well? How thick is the chrome? I am sure its not thick enough to effect paint in the feed tube, but still am currious.
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Wait....
Are these metal or plastic?
I didnt know you plate metal onto plastic, or at least I never thought about it. I guess you can put a charge on plastic.
how about it flaking off?
Cool.
I will have to say about the coolest shell i have seen was a clear one that was airbrushed from the inside to match a tequila faded gun.Last edited by MoeMag; 07-16-2006, 11:58 PM.Comment
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They're cool if you like the bling. Not my dish though."I'd rather have a free bottle in front of me, than a pre-frontal lobotomy."--anonymousComment
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I am assuming they are plastic. Look at the chrome grills on chevy trucks, those are plastic. They take a beating from bugs and debris, but they still look pretty good for a fairly long time. I am sure the process is pretty similar to what they do on those.Originally posted by MoeMagWait....
Are these metal or plastic?
I didnt know you plate metal onto plastic, or at least I never thought about it. I guess you can put a charge on plastic.
how about it flaking off?
Cool.
I will have to say about the coolest shell i have seen was a clear one that was airbrushed from the inside to match a tequila faded gun.Comment
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