Thought I'd put the question out there to the experts and see if any one knows of a chemical or procedure for completely stripping chrome plating off an old hoop.
Thanks,
Glen
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Sandblasting does the trick.
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Thank You. I hadn't thought of sandblasting. I can probably get a half day rental at my local tool rental shop and give it a go in the back yard.
Glen
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