The Ford Barn - View Single Post - Looking for Chrome Plater recommendation for my 68C Windshield

jg61hawk · 02-11-2024, 11:27 AM

Let me comment on WTSHNN...Finishing Touch. First they are excellent...the best.
Now here's how it works. You mail them your item. They will contact you and advise you they received it. Now they take the item and evaluate it by sending to each one the craftsmen who will ultimately work on it. Each man photographs its and makes a time and material sheet for his section. Your estimate is sent to you...Be sitting down! If you accept you will be returned a perfect project. If you decline they request payment for their evaluation time and shipping costs to return the item. This last part seems to aggravate some people as I have read some "reviews". I used them for numerous parts on my Studebaker. I was prepared for the cost and the work still gets comments. These guys are not a chrome shop. They do restoration type work and use copper, nickel and chrome. If you want the best use them...but just as an example my front bumper was $1000. It was made perfect and the back was zinc coated.

02-11-2024, 11:27 AM	#4
jg61hawk Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2014 Location: Central New Jersey Posts: 428	Re: Looking for Chrome Plater recommendation for my 68C Windshield Let me comment on WTSHNN...Finishing Touch. First they are excellent...the best. Now here's how it works. You mail them your item. They will contact you and advise you they received it. Now they take the item and evaluate it by sending to each one the craftsmen who will ultimately work on it. Each man photographs its and makes a time and material sheet for his section. Your estimate is sent to you...Be sitting down! If you accept you will be returned a perfect project. If you decline they request payment for their evaluation time and shipping costs to return the item. This last part seems to aggravate some people as I have read some "reviews". I used them for numerous parts on my Studebaker. I was prepared for the cost and the work still gets comments. These guys are not a chrome shop. They do restoration type work and use copper, nickel and chrome. If you want the best use them...but just as an example my front bumper was $1000. It was made perfect and the back was zinc coated.