No need to get worked up, I only asked because you stated they had a part at a specific price, thought maybe a direct link was available to that part, and after looking at some of their website, it definitely would have saved time. I wouIdn't expect anyone to list all parts a company has available, unless they only make a handful. But one part, that's easy.
If only they made the chrome version... Thanks for the link.
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And drill a hole. That's the route I'm taking, too much $$$ for used shiney steps.
Thanks for the link to the Chrome Kit. I have one chrome step that might still work. Otherwise I have a couple non-chromed steps that I'll have to cut. But I wasn't sure of what coating I was going to go with.You're welcome.
Chrome plating is an extremely hazardous, highly toxic, and very expensive process.
If you're on a budget... another option might be in silvering them (similar to the method used to "chrome plate" plastics). There are several companies making DIY kits... but there is an excellent article on how to "chrome" your own parts using 'off the shelf' components located at DIY Spray on Chrome Kit.
And while it's true this method is not chrome plating... if you add a bluing tint to the process who among us would really be able to tell the difference outside of a lab? You also open yourself to additional coloring looks... such as gold or copper plating. Also... this method can be used to "re-chrome" other parts (like your grille and headlight trim) instead of painting them matte black... like I did
I do also!
