Not to be contrary, but they did the bumpers on my 1947 Packard Limousine (in 1969!), and they are still very nice today. Of course that was probably a previous generation of workers in their shop. I dealt with Alberto Gaitan, who I believe was the owner, and I was and am very pleased. Dick Benjamin ----- Original Message ----- From: <bluzsax@xxxxxxx> To: <mailing-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Tuesday, May 20, 2003 5:15 AM Subject: Re: IML: Excellent rechromer in Atlanta, GA. > Just surfed the web for information about Bumper BoyZ. > > Boy, do they have a lot of unhappy customers!! > Their showing up on discussion boards all over the place. > > I think everyone ought to take their previously purchased > bumpers to the next Carlisle show and have a social > outside their booth. > > > > > > > > > Just came home and saw all the posts about rechromers and thought I'd > > throw my two cents in the ring. Butch Gregory, owner of Southern Bumper > > Exchange in Atlanta, has rechromed both the front and rear bumpers for > > my '65 Crown convert. as well as the rear bumper and taillight housings > > for my '66 Eldorado convert. His workmanship is outstanding and his > > prices are most reasonable. n He does repairs as well as rechroming. He > > uses the copper/nickel/chrome process with lots of buffing in between > > steps. He is a super nice guy to deal with and stands behind his work. > > He mentioned to me a guy contacted him a while back about a bumper he > > had done twenty years ago. There was some pitting or peeling beginning > > to show and Butch rechromed it for free! How's that for a warranty! > > Actually, I believe his warranty is for one year but he stood behind his > > work and redid this guy's bumper after that long! I wouldn't think of > > switching to anyone else and would highly recommend him. Not sure if he > > has a website but his number is (800) 537-3054. > > > > Greg McDonnell > > Mobile, AL > > > > >