Looking for leads on nickel platers...

[snakeo1]

Picked up a couple Victors that I'd like to get some of the parts re-nickeld. Any help in locating a shop or company that does these types of smaller nickel plate jobs would be appreciated. A lot of the plating companies I've found are for mass industrial applications. Thanks!

[JerryVan]

Nashville Plating. I've never used them, but have always heard good things about them.

[JeffR1]

Victoria Plating, in B.C, but they're in Canada.

https://www.victoriaplating.ca/default.aspx?PageID=1000

[snakeo1]

Nashville Plating. I've never used them, but have always heard good things about them.

They seem to be exactly what I'm needing...thanks Jerry!

[snakeo1]

Victoria Plating, in B.C, but they're in Canada.

https://www.victoriaplating.ca/default.aspx?PageID=1000

Thanks a lot for the reply...found one just a couple states away!

[JerryVan]

Nashville Plating. I've never used them, but have always heard good things about them.

They seem to be exactly what I'm needing...thanks Jerry!

You bet! Let us see how the parts turn out.

[fmblizz]

Snake

Please share with us your plating source..
Thanks in advance

blizz

[Jerry B.]

Before I take things to a plater I carefully place the objects on the printer to make a copy. That copy acts as an accurate packing list for small objects that might get lost.

Jerry B.