removing chrome
Re: removing chrome
There are two common ways to remove chrome. The first is hydrochloric acid (muriatic acid). The second is reverse current alkaline stripping--essentially, putting the part in an electrocleaning tank.
The first is fast and simple, but can attack the substrate. The second will not attack the substrate but is more complicated, and it generates hexavalent chromium.
Rumor has it that bleach and oven cleaner work also.
The first is fast and simple, but can attack the substrate. The second will not attack the substrate but is more complicated, and it generates hexavalent chromium.
Rumor has it that bleach and oven cleaner work also.
Re: removing chrome
hey meanie, no laffing, ha... headers shouldnt be coated inside unless someone did a triple gold bling bling dip for car show purposes.
If you sand blast it, I would definately not touch the inside, only the outside. Might wanna wad the tube ends so you dont accidently hit the insides....
If you sand blast it, I would definately not touch the inside, only the outside. Might wanna wad the tube ends so you dont accidently hit the insides....
Originally Posted by Silver

Re: removing chrome
you describing a darn Twinkie? I always wondered what that creamy filling was.....
Originally Posted by ShawnMacAnanny
Hexavalent chromium causes cancer and birth defects. Sand blasting should take it off.
Re: removing chrome
Originally Posted by LT4orbust
will sand blasting take the chome off of headers so i can have them coated, thanks....yeah,no shift button on the keyboard
i called one of the coating companys and they almost doubled the cost of coating if they had to strip them, i have a 34 cfm at 200psi compressor that'll make the job easy,btw sliver or was it silver... what would be the problem with coating the inside
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