Chrome plating question

[SOM2001SS]

I don't know of any local chrome platers in the Charlotte area to get a quote from, so has anyone had experience getting wheels rechromed?
I'm looking for a ballpark figure on rechroming 2 Keystone Klassic wheels 15x6.
Also would like any recommendations on good places to get them rechromed.

I can buy new ones from Jegs for $166 each. I would rather rechrome the originals if the price is close or cheaper.
Thanks for your help.
Brian

[Mr70]

I think you'd be more satisfied & money ahead buying brand new.
The problem is they're used rims.The few chrome platers left today do not like to deal with used wheels and all the quality & warranty issues that go with em.
I found some used,pretty clean Cragers I wanted rechromed last year,and not one local plater in the surrounding midwest states would touch them,even after they saw them or I sent them pics.They said they'd be around $500 each + ship,(todays westcoast price),to replate even if they considered them,which they didn't,and there was a zero gaurantee on them afterwards.
Two told me to send them to the westcoast,as there are a few platers who do relunctantly chrome plate used wheels there today,but they will not offer a warranty/gaurantee on it sticking long term,or a good uniform overall cosmetic appearance.Plus the wait time was enormous..
I ended up buying brand new from Jeggs and gave the used ones to a local guy who powdercoated them the color of his street rod.

[Salvatore]

Stockton Wheel in California if they are still in business. Close or cheaper than new for a rechrome..............NOT CLOSE! I would take Ricks advice or wait till some overpriced NOS ones come up for sale.

[ORIGLS6]

Another option might be here. (http://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=455241#Post4552 41)

[SOM2001SS]

I really appreciate your input guys! Looks like we'll be ordering 2 new ones.