Wavy Legs
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12-22-2007, 09:21 AM
RE: Wavy Legs
Yes, lots of the MoCo's fork legs are wavy. That is caused from poor polishing prior to plating. I wouldn't expect shoddy work like that from a good plater. I have an indy buddy that refuses to put on MoCo sliders for his customers because he considers them crap. He keepswill send out a set of take offs and get them done for customers.
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RE: Wavy Legs
Last time I will be using them. They do lots of Harley parts but evidently they did not take their time on these. All the other chrome I've had done there previously turned out pretty good.
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Yes, lots of the MoCo's fork legs are wavy. That is caused from poor polishing prior to plating. I wouldn't expect shoddy work like that from a good plater. I have an indy buddy that refuses to put on MoCo sliders for his customers because he considers them crap. He keepswill send out a set of take offs and get them done for customers.
Yes, lots of the MoCo's fork legs are wavy. That is caused from poor polishing prior to plating. I wouldn't expect shoddy work like that from a good plater. I have an indy buddy that refuses to put on MoCo sliders for his customers because he considers them crap. He keepswill send out a set of take offs and get them done for customers.
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