Chroming and Painting a Chambers

[JosephuMich]

I've got a C that I'm cleaning up and my questions are two right now: 1) anyone know of a good chromer in the Detroit area (I've found a biker shop, but they are not cheap, talking about $50/handle); 2) What paint should I use on the inside of the stove? In the Big Bertha pics you can see the cabinet painted black. That is what I plan to do, but have been warned that paints that have toluene in them will gas when they get hot and smell. I've used water-based high-temp paints on wood stoves and am thinking about that for the Chambers. Any ideas welcome. Thanks,
Joseph

[ha_asfan]

There are many shops doing chroming in the Metro Detroit area. Warren, Centerline and Ferndale offer quite a good selection. Most are motorcycle based which makes them a good source as they are familiar with doing smaller parts and orders. I am currently investigating these shops for future work and will be glad to keep you abreast of my findings. One thing guaranteed, it will not be inexpensive.

[JosephuMich]

You bet, keep me posted on your findings. The shop I found was recommended by the Detroit Brothers, so it's top notch.