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Clear Zinc (Silver) for disc brake dust shields, coil brackets, pulleys, fans, bolts, fasteners, jack shafts, etc...
Zinc Dichromate (Gold Iridite) for boosters, master cylinder covers, disc brake caliper brackets, smog parts, misc. brackets, jack hafts, etc...
Zinc Phosphate (Charcoal Gray & Black) for hood hinges, hood latches, shift rods, carb. linkage, etc...
Black Zinc (Satin) for nuts, bolts, hardware, etc...
Alternator Fan & Pulley - $20.00 each or $35.00 for both (plus UPS).
Hood hinges, springs & latches in Gray Phosphate - $125.00 plus UPS.
Bumper Jack shaft - $55.00 (plus UPS).
Dust Shields & Caliper brackets - $85.00 per car plus UPS. The shields are silver plated and the brackets are gold plated.
Other pieces priced upon receipt. All items must be free of paint and undercoating prior to shipping to me to avoid paint stripping charges. Parts that are due to be phosphate plated can be sandblasted. You should never sandblast parts to be plated gold, silver, or black. If you have any questions, please call or email me prior to shipping the parts.
Brake Boosters Inc. is proud to offer plating services to the owners of American Motors, Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, Chrysler, Dodge, Oldsmobile, Plymouth, Pontiac as well as Ford Mustang, Torino and most anything that moves or doesn't. My plating services have been used on Porsche, Ferarri, Mercedes, BMW and many more. These include antique tractors and snowmobiles. The finishes we offer include Clear or Silver Zinc, Gold or Yellow Zinc Dichromate, Black Zinc, Grey and Black Phosphate. We're also able to offer Chrome Plating, but in most instances will need to see the items to be chromed for a quote. Since 1983, Brake Boosters continues to offer high quality power brake booster restoration for most 1964 to 1982 GM cars and light trucks, including GTO, Camaro, Chevelle, Corvette, Nova, Cutlass 442, Skylark and more. Please contact us to discuss your needs. You can find contact information on our Home Page.
Last Updated 17 May 2012