Slimline chrome!

[mini-me]

Name him, please!

[iansoady]

http://www.chromefix.co.uk/

The chap I've been dealing with is called Sam. I've just dropped my bits off this morning - quoted £390 for what's in the photographs although I've added a few more so bumped that up a bit.

I confirmed with him that he's still happy to do wheel rims.

[mini-me]

 useful
thanks

[Grunt]

My lot in Hull must have expensive habits.

[john.k]

Out here the EPA license and compliance costs are round $100,000 a year for a small operation.  Adds on to the cost more than somewhat.........In fact,you could probably fly the stuff to India and return a lot cheaper job.

[iansoady]

That place is actually quite a big operation (although very unprepossessing from the outside) and they obviously do a lot of contract work on new bathroom fittings etc.

Going by the clock in card rack they have around 20 employees.

[Rex]

If they're that big you're lucky that they'll touch one-off rusty old bits.

[iansoady]

Well, they do.....

The owner / manager is quite a helpful chap and it's probably a profitable sideline.

[john.k]

Last place I worked was a big operation,but the owner had a radar for cash jobs,and would suddenly appear when a boxtrailer with a old  bed frame or old car bits came in the gate......A $20 note was enough to lure him out....