Showing posts with label chrome-plating plastic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chrome-plating plastic. Show all posts

Friday, June 26, 2009

WHY IS THE MAZDA RX7 IN HIGH DEMAND?

MAZDA RX 7

Why is the RX7 in high demand?

Apparently it is the rotary engine that has made this car unique.
The rotary engine got its start in the early 1950’s with a German company whose primary focus was manufacturing motorcycles.
Best of all, the RX7's huge success meant that many people discovered the rotary engine for the first time.
At Chrometech one of the most plastic parts that we chrome-plate are from RX7.
From a customer in Malaysia we received Instrument surrounds, Centre console, radio surrounds, air-con panels, door panels, lip pockets, dashboard blowers etc. Come July the RX7 "Jealous" will be the first Malaysian car to compete against 500 foreign cars at the Meguiar's Motor Ex Show in Sydney, Australia.He couldn’t find anyone in Malaysia to produce our quality of Chrome-plating. (We do not vacuum-metallize) We electroplate (copper, nickel, chrome) on plastic and fibreglass. The process of electroplating on plastic and fibreglass is more difficult than performing the same operation on metal.
The result is a smooth mirror finish.

The mentioned customer will fly his RX7 to Sydney to the Motor exhibition on the 11th and 12th of July 2009 at the Sydney Olympic Park in Homebush.
Please come along and you will be able to see the unveiling of the 6 best cars. This RX7 will be one of them. The unveiling will be at 11.00 am on the 11th and for the presentation they will include a traditional “warrior” dance.
So please come along and visit us and the famous customer from Malaysia.

Tuesday, September 2, 2008

do you want a gob-smacked crowd?

Do you want a gob-smacked crowd at the show?

Do you want the cream of the crop when it comes to quality? To complement the colour of your car why not add a dash of chrome to it? We at Chrometech will chrome-plate all the plastic of your car.
The finish, as you'd expect, is flawless. Many car lovers think it is impossible to electroplate on plastic but we at Chrometech achieve the impossible. Make your pride shine.

Friday, August 22, 2008





The super-shiny colourless stuff that most of us know as chrome-plate has been used on cars for decades.Not only does it look good, but it protects steel bumpers and other bits from corrosion. Cars of the1950s are probably the best known for their use of chrome, with shine dripping from

everywhere from grills to radio knobs. But contrary to popular opinion,

the use of chrome isn’t restricted to steel bumpers and headlight rims.

Chrometech opens up a whole new universe for car modifiers by applying chrome to just about anything that can be unbolted or unclipped from your car. We can repair small chrome items on older cars, but more and more of our work involves components such as bonnet vents, door handles and plastic interior components. In fact, anything from bars of chocolate (!) to champagne corks

to kiddies shoes can all be chromed.