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[QUOTE="Layson, post: 1383893, member: 298"] I would have them stripped. They will dip them and remove the chrome. I can't remember how long it takes to have them stripped. But they sit in that bucket for days or months...LOL. Then once stripped polish them. I can't remember the cost but I don't remember it being that cheap. I wouldn't chrome them again. They never seems to hold up. Most people actually don't want the chrome welds anymore. If you powder them then you may have some people upset about that...LOL. But they are your wheels and in my opinion one of the best sets of wheels ever made. Only reason I didn't go with these was because my friend had them...LOL [/QUOTE]
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