Super Job.  That is really cool.
Scooter

Pretty cool. Always great to try to make similar parts to keep them looking like they did. I did not know what the earlier ones looked like.
Scooter

Tom, Are going to see this beauty at Portland. Bob

I abandoned the kit I bought from Eastwood.  Although it would plate its performance was mediocre at best.  I bought a kit from Caswell.  Holy cow!  This kit makes a novice a success.  It was so nice to be able to plate my parts on demand.  The place in Flint, MI was great and willing but as little parts kept popping up, I needed an alternative.  Having this eliminates the need to go searching for a shiny replacement. And you know the part will fit.   It is great!

The more a part is prepped the better the outcome.  Most of the time I just bead blast each item and they will come out shiny.  Recently while making the early dummy grips, I made one for myself also.  Before I installed the rubber grip on it I polished each end in the lathe and then plated it.  Not chrome for sure but I could certainly see myself in it.


 

where did you get it done?  Down here in Louisiana I can't find a decent chroming co.