chrome......?
Q. i got little small scraches on my chrome inside and outside of the car...how can i fix this? polish maybe?
Asked by RICO - Sat Jun 23 12:48:34 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Theres no way to really fixing it Thats a huge problem with chrome.
Answered by Carlos Alberto D - Sat Jun 23 12:56:28 2007
Q. i got little small scraches on my chrome inside and outside of the car...how can i fix this? polish maybe?
Asked by RICO - Sat Jun 23 12:48:34 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Theres no way to really fixing it Thats a huge problem with chrome.
Answered by Carlos Alberto D - Sat Jun 23 12:56:28 2007
How to measure reflectivity in a chrome-plated surface? Is there a specific tool for it?
Q. I'm working in a decorative chrome-plating industry, not (hard-chrome). I usually take service job of chrome-plating banquet chairs, wheel rims, mufflers, etc. Sometimes, the chrome-plating result is not as stable/constant in quality or satisfactory as I had expected (not shiny enough or not rust-resistant enough). So I need something to measure the quality by putting up a standard, which I hope that this measurement tool (if any) would help me.
Asked by hartonson - Fri Feb 23 05:05:38 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Refractogramator. I just put one on ebay.
Answered by matty m - Fri Feb 23 05:07:48 2007
Q. I'm working in a decorative chrome-plating industry, not (hard-chrome). I usually take service job of chrome-plating banquet chairs, wheel rims, mufflers, etc. Sometimes, the chrome-plating result is not as stable/constant in quality or satisfactory as I had expected (not shiny enough or not rust-resistant enough). So I need something to measure the quality by putting up a standard, which I hope that this measurement tool (if any) would help me.
Asked by hartonson - Fri Feb 23 05:05:38 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Refractogramator. I just put one on ebay.
Answered by matty m - Fri Feb 23 05:07:48 2007
What company sells the replacement chrome on the doors around the windows of the 1974 nova?
Q. I have a 1974 nova that i need to replace the chrome around the door window. Most paint the chrome, I need mine replaced. I need to know of a company that has these direct replacements.
Asked by sebusters2000 - Fri Mar 17 19:58:48 2006 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Classic Industries. They have catalogs just for Nova's (nice cars!). Yahoo search will take you right to their website. You can search a catalog online. Good Luck!
Answered by Mr. Boof - Fri Mar 17 20:11:11 2006
Q. I have a 1974 nova that i need to replace the chrome around the door window. Most paint the chrome, I need mine replaced. I need to know of a company that has these direct replacements.
Asked by sebusters2000 - Fri Mar 17 19:58:48 2006 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Classic Industries. They have catalogs just for Nova's (nice cars!). Yahoo search will take you right to their website. You can search a catalog online. Good Luck!
Answered by Mr. Boof - Fri Mar 17 20:11:11 2006
What should be used to clean chrome rims?
Q. I just bought a used car with chrome rims. They appear tarnished and have a dull bronze film on them. I assume break dust and grime. I tried some chrome polish but it didn't do much, it seems that I should clean them before I try and polish them. What is the best product to use? They are slightly pitted and I am guessing that is permanent, but would like them to look as nice as they can. Thanks in advance.
Asked by D Marie - Mon Apr 16 12:54:22 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Chrome doesnt tarnish... so... that would tell me you have polished aluminum wheels... the only time chrome would pit is if its starting to rust... polish aluminum wheels will have pits from the casting... so my guess is you dont have chrome wheels, but polished aluminum, which are better in the sense that they wont ever rust and need rechroming, but require much more maintenance. Chrome is a very hard metal, and contact with flying debri wont cause them to pit, but instead chip... and pit and a chip are very different. a pit will look like someone took a an ice pick and hit the wheels, with chrome wheels, you would have straight sided chips in it.. so a pits sides would look like ~ but a chip would look like -. you should clean aluminum… [cont.]
Answered by Andy W - Mon Apr 16 13:18:54 2007
Q. I just bought a used car with chrome rims. They appear tarnished and have a dull bronze film on them. I assume break dust and grime. I tried some chrome polish but it didn't do much, it seems that I should clean them before I try and polish them. What is the best product to use? They are slightly pitted and I am guessing that is permanent, but would like them to look as nice as they can. Thanks in advance.
Asked by D Marie - Mon Apr 16 12:54:22 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Chrome doesnt tarnish... so... that would tell me you have polished aluminum wheels... the only time chrome would pit is if its starting to rust... polish aluminum wheels will have pits from the casting... so my guess is you dont have chrome wheels, but polished aluminum, which are better in the sense that they wont ever rust and need rechroming, but require much more maintenance. Chrome is a very hard metal, and contact with flying debri wont cause them to pit, but instead chip... and pit and a chip are very different. a pit will look like someone took a an ice pick and hit the wheels, with chrome wheels, you would have straight sided chips in it.. so a pits sides would look like ~ but a chip would look like -. you should clean aluminum… [cont.]
Answered by Andy W - Mon Apr 16 13:18:54 2007
What is the safest way to clean/polish the chrome legs on a kitchen table?
Q. We have aquired possesion of a chrome leg, chrome trim, melamine top 50's style table. The chrome legs are dirty from sitting so long. What is the best and safest way to clean them up and make them shine again? Any ideas on the top??
Asked by atricky123 - Fri Dec 22 23:33:18 2006 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. use WD-40. just spray it on and clean with a paper towel. works great on crome.
Answered by flrt4fn - Fri Dec 22 23:41:44 2006
Q. We have aquired possesion of a chrome leg, chrome trim, melamine top 50's style table. The chrome legs are dirty from sitting so long. What is the best and safest way to clean them up and make them shine again? Any ideas on the top??
Asked by atricky123 - Fri Dec 22 23:33:18 2006 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. use WD-40. just spray it on and clean with a paper towel. works great on crome.
Answered by flrt4fn - Fri Dec 22 23:41:44 2006
What is the best chrome paint to use when restoring alloy wheels?
Q. Im restoring an MGB and I want to know what is the best chrome paint to use to get a good finish on the alloy wheels?
Asked by James H - Wed Mar 25 13:07:35 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. What's 'Chrome Paint'? Chrome is an electro plated process. Nearest you'll get in paint is silver
Answered by Fellside13 - Wed Mar 25 19:05:27 2009
Q. Im restoring an MGB and I want to know what is the best chrome paint to use to get a good finish on the alloy wheels?
Asked by James H - Wed Mar 25 13:07:35 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. What's 'Chrome Paint'? Chrome is an electro plated process. Nearest you'll get in paint is silver
Answered by Fellside13 - Wed Mar 25 19:05:27 2009
What are good video editing programs with chrome green screen overlay?
Q. I would like to find a good video editing progam that has chrome green screen with overlay. I have roxio 9.0 but i don't think it has chrome overlay. If it does can you let me know how you do it.
Asked by sportygirl - Sun Jan 20 01:38:54 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm pretty sure you can do this with Sony Vegas, which you can get a fully functional trial of at www.sony.com In addition, you can download the complete instructions for the program on that site as well. It's not the easiest editor to work with, but it's definitely one of the most powerful ones out there. Who knows? It may do everything you want it to do for you. Good luck.
Answered by KOKOMOJO - Sun Jan 20 02:04:22 2008
Q. I would like to find a good video editing progam that has chrome green screen with overlay. I have roxio 9.0 but i don't think it has chrome overlay. If it does can you let me know how you do it.
Asked by sportygirl - Sun Jan 20 01:38:54 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm pretty sure you can do this with Sony Vegas, which you can get a fully functional trial of at www.sony.com In addition, you can download the complete instructions for the program on that site as well. It's not the easiest editor to work with, but it's definitely one of the most powerful ones out there. Who knows? It may do everything you want it to do for you. Good luck.
Answered by KOKOMOJO - Sun Jan 20 02:04:22 2008
How can I restore/clean the aluminum/chrome of the frame of a shower stall?
Q. I do not know whether the frame is made of aluminum or chrome; however, I have a feeling it's chrome. It has a matte finish and the shower doors are sliding doors. On the bottom of the frame, it looks like the metal has been corroded or rusted.. I tried scrubbing it off and using different cleaners; however, I was not successful. I am not sure if it is just limescale or if it is corrosion. Does anyone have a solution to this without having to get a new frame? Thanks!
Asked by Nate - Mon Aug 27 06:55:59 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's polished aluminum. If it were chromed it would be steel undernearth and the edges would rust where it was cut. Is it reddish? Then it is rust, If it's gray or greenish, it's aluminum. Use steel wool soap pads to clean the frame.
Answered by emgeealex - Mon Aug 27 12:56:01 2007
Q. I do not know whether the frame is made of aluminum or chrome; however, I have a feeling it's chrome. It has a matte finish and the shower doors are sliding doors. On the bottom of the frame, it looks like the metal has been corroded or rusted.. I tried scrubbing it off and using different cleaners; however, I was not successful. I am not sure if it is just limescale or if it is corrosion. Does anyone have a solution to this without having to get a new frame? Thanks!
Asked by Nate - Mon Aug 27 06:55:59 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's polished aluminum. If it were chromed it would be steel undernearth and the edges would rust where it was cut. Is it reddish? Then it is rust, If it's gray or greenish, it's aluminum. Use steel wool soap pads to clean the frame.
Answered by emgeealex - Mon Aug 27 12:56:01 2007
How can you chrome a motorcycle engine that isn't already?
Q. I just bought a chopper and the only thing not chrome or painted is the engine. Can i take it apart and send in the jugs for chroming? Whill there be heat issues as its air cooled? Any price estimates?
Asked by James - Mon Mar 1 11:05:17 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You really don't want to chrome the jugs because of heat dissipation.As an alternative you might think about having the fins diamond cut.It adds a lot of flash to an engine.
Answered by Andy - Mon Mar 1 11:15:34 2010
Q. I just bought a chopper and the only thing not chrome or painted is the engine. Can i take it apart and send in the jugs for chroming? Whill there be heat issues as its air cooled? Any price estimates?
Asked by James - Mon Mar 1 11:05:17 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You really don't want to chrome the jugs because of heat dissipation.As an alternative you might think about having the fins diamond cut.It adds a lot of flash to an engine.
Answered by Andy - Mon Mar 1 11:15:34 2010
How can I open multiple instances of Google Chrome in separate windows?
Q. When I'm running Google Chrome, if I open up a shortcut to a web site on my desktop Chrome opens another tab. Instead, I want a separate instance of Chrome to run in a separate window. Every time I open a new shortcut I want Chrome to open as a new instance in another window.
Asked by The Caped Cryptid - Mon Jan 26 10:14:20 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. just drag the tab to another part of the screen from the main window and chrome will detach it to be a separate window
Answered by Tindo - Mon Jan 26 10:21:06 2009
Q. When I'm running Google Chrome, if I open up a shortcut to a web site on my desktop Chrome opens another tab. Instead, I want a separate instance of Chrome to run in a separate window. Every time I open a new shortcut I want Chrome to open as a new instance in another window.
Asked by The Caped Cryptid - Mon Jan 26 10:14:20 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. just drag the tab to another part of the screen from the main window and chrome will detach it to be a separate window
Answered by Tindo - Mon Jan 26 10:21:06 2009
What is the best way to paint over a chrome toilet roll holder?
Q. Just repainted my ensuite bathroom and all the trim (towel rack, countertops, mirror frame, light switches, electricity outlet, air vent, fan, floor tiles, etc.) are all nice and white ... except for the toilet roll holder, which is a silver chrome colour. It really stands out and looks ugly, and I'd like to have it match the rest of the room. Removing it isn't an option, as it's pretty much cemented into the wall, so I would like to paint over the chrome and make it white, like everything else, but I'm not sure what the best way to do so is. What kind of paint should I use? Do I need a primer? Should I sand down the toilet roll holder first? Any advice greatly appreciated, thanks! please note: I cannot remove it. It's literally… [cont.]
Asked by black widow - Sat Nov 11 21:17:45 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First prime. Two coats if you can. Then spray paint. I did mine with a hammered finish spray paint. Has lasted 10 years. People are amazed when I tell them it's paint.
Answered by Kodiak - Sat Nov 11 21:21:35 2006
Q. Just repainted my ensuite bathroom and all the trim (towel rack, countertops, mirror frame, light switches, electricity outlet, air vent, fan, floor tiles, etc.) are all nice and white ... except for the toilet roll holder, which is a silver chrome colour. It really stands out and looks ugly, and I'd like to have it match the rest of the room. Removing it isn't an option, as it's pretty much cemented into the wall, so I would like to paint over the chrome and make it white, like everything else, but I'm not sure what the best way to do so is. What kind of paint should I use? Do I need a primer? Should I sand down the toilet roll holder first? Any advice greatly appreciated, thanks! please note: I cannot remove it. It's literally… [cont.]
Asked by black widow - Sat Nov 11 21:17:45 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First prime. Two coats if you can. Then spray paint. I did mine with a hammered finish spray paint. Has lasted 10 years. People are amazed when I tell them it's paint.
Answered by Kodiak - Sat Nov 11 21:21:35 2006
Whats the difference between titanium and chrome finishing for stripper poles?
Q. Im new to pole dancing and i want to buy my own pole i just want to know the difference between the titanium and the chrome finish as im not sure what type of pole they use im my class. Could anyone plz help?
Asked by talyea_84 - Fri Dec 28 08:38:03 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. II think what your doing is looking at different Dance Poles companies and you are just getting a little confused on the over all finish. Over Seas most of the dance poles over there are made of Titanium which has a likeness to a Chrome Finish, as to here in the States We use Stainless Steel with a Polished Mirror Finish which looks like Chrome. ( it sounds all confusing) Go to my website and look at my poles. I have my own line of in home professional dance poles and click on stainless Steel collection and look at the picture and i think you might understand a little bit better. Hope that helped. Or just go ask your instructor which it is. but most likely if you are overseas its titanium, if your in the states its Stainless ( which… [cont.]
Answered by Hard Core Dance Poles - Mon Dec 31 20:41:18 2007
Q. Im new to pole dancing and i want to buy my own pole i just want to know the difference between the titanium and the chrome finish as im not sure what type of pole they use im my class. Could anyone plz help?
Asked by talyea_84 - Fri Dec 28 08:38:03 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. II think what your doing is looking at different Dance Poles companies and you are just getting a little confused on the over all finish. Over Seas most of the dance poles over there are made of Titanium which has a likeness to a Chrome Finish, as to here in the States We use Stainless Steel with a Polished Mirror Finish which looks like Chrome. ( it sounds all confusing) Go to my website and look at my poles. I have my own line of in home professional dance poles and click on stainless Steel collection and look at the picture and i think you might understand a little bit better. Hope that helped. Or just go ask your instructor which it is. but most likely if you are overseas its titanium, if your in the states its Stainless ( which… [cont.]
Answered by Hard Core Dance Poles - Mon Dec 31 20:41:18 2007
What do I use to clean the chrome tips on my muffler?
Q. I've got chrome tips on my muffler and I need to know how to keep both the inside and outside of the tips clean.
Asked by phitdogg - Mon Sep 25 23:36:03 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. go and get chrome cleaner. its at walmart . go hence anc have fun
Answered by radiohead5953 - Mon Sep 25 23:38:34 2006
Q. I've got chrome tips on my muffler and I need to know how to keep both the inside and outside of the tips clean.
Asked by phitdogg - Mon Sep 25 23:36:03 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. go and get chrome cleaner. its at walmart . go hence anc have fun
Answered by radiohead5953 - Mon Sep 25 23:38:34 2006
What can I use to clean my chrome towling rail?
Q. Hi there, I have a chrome towling rail in the bathroom that needs a good clean, it has lots of water marks on it, any suggestions would be appreciated! Many thanks in advance!
Asked by wooperpooper - Fri Apr 25 09:31:47 2008 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would use some kind of silver polish. Obviously its not silver, but it will help the fading and wear.
Answered by bridel - Fri Apr 25 09:35:50 2008
Q. Hi there, I have a chrome towling rail in the bathroom that needs a good clean, it has lots of water marks on it, any suggestions would be appreciated! Many thanks in advance!
Asked by wooperpooper - Fri Apr 25 09:31:47 2008 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would use some kind of silver polish. Obviously its not silver, but it will help the fading and wear.
Answered by bridel - Fri Apr 25 09:35:50 2008
How to strip or activate chrome before gold plating?
Q. I want to gold plate the bezel of my iPhone. I done it last time but I had to sand the chrome with fine paper to create a key so the gold plate would stick. But this time i want to do it properly and activate the chrome so I don't loose the reflection. Anyone got any ideas?
Asked by jackelliot1992 - Mon Sep 14 14:41:38 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can't really plate gold over chrome - you need to strip the chrome off to the nickel plating underneath, then gold plate. Stripping is usually via a chemical method and best left to someone who handles these chemicals - such as an electroplater.
Answered by Amanda W - Thu Sep 17 03:36:16 2009
Q. I want to gold plate the bezel of my iPhone. I done it last time but I had to sand the chrome with fine paper to create a key so the gold plate would stick. But this time i want to do it properly and activate the chrome so I don't loose the reflection. Anyone got any ideas?
Asked by jackelliot1992 - Mon Sep 14 14:41:38 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can't really plate gold over chrome - you need to strip the chrome off to the nickel plating underneath, then gold plate. Stripping is usually via a chemical method and best left to someone who handles these chemicals - such as an electroplater.
Answered by Amanda W - Thu Sep 17 03:36:16 2009
How to remove chrome accessories from a jetta?
Q. I'm thinking of buying a '06 Jetta and the previous owner added chrome accessories around the front, the mirrors, & trim along the side. Is it possible to remove & how difficult is it?
Asked by Eric J - Wed Jun 10 23:30:19 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is possible to remove, but with a bit of effort. To remove glue, soak with baby oil and heat with a hair-dryer. Ask the garage were you are buying it to remove the trim as part of the deal, if he is not willing to do this, then ask what he will charge to remove it. The higher the price, generally the higher the degree of difficulty in removing it.
Answered by Replica - Sun Jun 14 06:40:24 2009
Q. I'm thinking of buying a '06 Jetta and the previous owner added chrome accessories around the front, the mirrors, & trim along the side. Is it possible to remove & how difficult is it?
Asked by Eric J - Wed Jun 10 23:30:19 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is possible to remove, but with a bit of effort. To remove glue, soak with baby oil and heat with a hair-dryer. Ask the garage were you are buying it to remove the trim as part of the deal, if he is not willing to do this, then ask what he will charge to remove it. The higher the price, generally the higher the degree of difficulty in removing it.
Answered by Replica - Sun Jun 14 06:40:24 2009
What is the best way to prevent rust on chrome wheels in Florida?
Q. I have 19" chrome rims that I clean regularly and I just noticed, after only 8 months of buying them, that there are small rust spots.
Asked by Ryan S - Sun Oct 14 14:05:28 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Clean' um good & put on 2 coats of yer favorite car wax.
Answered by R P - Sun Oct 14 14:08:52 2007
Q. I have 19" chrome rims that I clean regularly and I just noticed, after only 8 months of buying them, that there are small rust spots.
Asked by Ryan S - Sun Oct 14 14:05:28 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Clean' um good & put on 2 coats of yer favorite car wax.
Answered by R P - Sun Oct 14 14:08:52 2007
What is the cheapest way to fix a rusted chrome bumper?
Q. I have a 97 Nissan Pathfinder LE and have rust and/or peeling on the chrome bumper. I don't care if I have to paint it if I can, I just want the cheapest solution and would like to do it myself. What is the cheapest way to fix it? Thank You!
Asked by TT - Sun Aug 6 22:04:47 2006 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is no cheap way to rechrome a bumper. You can send it in to be rechromed, or to remove light surface rust, use a brillo or steel wool pad with soapy water. Follow this with a chrome polish, and see if it helps.
Answered by yugie29 - Sun Aug 6 22:43:36 2006
Q. I have a 97 Nissan Pathfinder LE and have rust and/or peeling on the chrome bumper. I don't care if I have to paint it if I can, I just want the cheapest solution and would like to do it myself. What is the cheapest way to fix it? Thank You!
Asked by TT - Sun Aug 6 22:04:47 2006 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is no cheap way to rechrome a bumper. You can send it in to be rechromed, or to remove light surface rust, use a brillo or steel wool pad with soapy water. Follow this with a chrome polish, and see if it helps.
Answered by yugie29 - Sun Aug 6 22:43:36 2006
Where can i find a ford expedition with a chrome package on it?
Q. Im looking for a year 2004 or greater ford expedition with a nice chrome package on it. Does anyone know where i can find one, pictures of one would help,if your selling!..Thanks!
Asked by POOKIE - Sun Aug 5 00:16:25 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Check the Ford Dealer or Autotrader, carmax, yahoo autos etc.
Answered by Dc2don - Sun Aug 5 02:22:17 2007
Q. Im looking for a year 2004 or greater ford expedition with a nice chrome package on it. Does anyone know where i can find one, pictures of one would help,if your selling!..Thanks!
Asked by POOKIE - Sun Aug 5 00:16:25 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Check the Ford Dealer or Autotrader, carmax, yahoo autos etc.
Answered by Dc2don - Sun Aug 5 02:22:17 2007
How do you measure the temperature of a nickel chrome piece of wire when electricity is running through it?
Q. I am doing an experiment on how the voltage running through a piece of nickel chrome piece of wire changes the temperature but I don't know how to measure the temperature of the wire. Can anyone help?
Asked by lydalljames - Fri Aug 29 06:05:27 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is a really elegant way to do this - use the wire to measure its own temperature. Nichrome has a positive temperature coefficient of resistance of between 0.00013 and 0.00017 per degree C (depending on the alloy). So, immerse the wire in water at a known temperature, say 20 degrees. Put a known voltage across it, say 1 volt. Measure the current through the wire I, and use ohm's law to calculate theresistance R[20] = V / I. Now when you want to measure the temperature of the wire, measure volts and amps, and from that calculate the resistance Rx. If the coefficient of resistance is 0.00013, the temperature t will be t = 20 + ( 1- ( Rx / R[20] ) ) / 0.00013
Answered by charcinders - Fri Aug 29 06:37:49 2008
Q. I am doing an experiment on how the voltage running through a piece of nickel chrome piece of wire changes the temperature but I don't know how to measure the temperature of the wire. Can anyone help?
Asked by lydalljames - Fri Aug 29 06:05:27 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is a really elegant way to do this - use the wire to measure its own temperature. Nichrome has a positive temperature coefficient of resistance of between 0.00013 and 0.00017 per degree C (depending on the alloy). So, immerse the wire in water at a known temperature, say 20 degrees. Put a known voltage across it, say 1 volt. Measure the current through the wire I, and use ohm's law to calculate theresistance R[20] = V / I. Now when you want to measure the temperature of the wire, measure volts and amps, and from that calculate the resistance Rx. If the coefficient of resistance is 0.00013, the temperature t will be t = 20 + ( 1- ( Rx / R[20] ) ) / 0.00013
Answered by charcinders - Fri Aug 29 06:37:49 2008
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