[header] How to chrome plate [title] Use chrome to plate metals subject to corrosion, including steel, brass, copper, aluminum, and stainless steel, for decorative purposes. [substeps] Chrome reflects brighter, clearer, and with less distortion than other finishes, such as paint. Decorative chrome plating electroplates nickel and chrome onto a target object, such as a wheel rim or a hood ornament. <sep> (A) The nickel is the source of the slickness, shine, and resistance in the chrome plating. A very thin layer of chrome keeps the nickel from tarnishing, scratching, and rusting. (B) Chrome plates cannot be painted without consulting a solvent. [title] Paint edges of household cabinets and countertops with chrome plating. (C) The steel plates can easily be turned with pliers. [title] Remove small pieces of chrome after you have repaired the small bits. (D) [title] Don't skimp on chrome filler. [step] While chrome typically averages out well, you'll still have a lot of errors.
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