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   Floss | Nov 07, 2007 06:19am | #1

   Would these work in polished nickel?

   http://www.horton-brasses.com/products/newproducts/314

   J.P.

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   hereford | Nov 07, 2007 05:47pm | #2

   I think the closest you are going to get is polished nickel.

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   Jeff_Clarke | Nov 07, 2007 06:47pm | #3

   PN doesn't really look like chrome (IMO) - thanks anyway!

    

   Jeff

    

    

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   Hastings | Nov 08, 2007 03:27am | #4

   Jeff:

   You will find polished chrome hinges at Whitechapel Ltd. I recently ordered ball catches and they are great to deal with. Here's the URL:

   http://www.whitechapel-ltd.com/

   Hope it works for you.

   Hastings

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   Jeff_Clarke | Nov 08, 2007 06:18pm | #6

   Whitechapel is a great site - thanks - but they do not have hinges like the ones I'm looking for.

   However, I did find this:   http://www.bellacor.com/detail.cfm?Cat=38&ItemID=110938&partid=froogle-DataFeed

   Jeff

   Edited 11/8/2007 10:19 am ET by Jeff_Clarke

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   Hastings | Nov 08, 2007 07:55pm | #7

   Jeff:There are hinges and there are hinges.In another thread, someone complained about the doors sagging because the pins gave way. I am using non-mortising hinges (similar in concept to the wrap-around, in my kitchen (brushed nickel) that I got from Woodworkers Supply.Compared to similar hinges that I saw in Woodcraft, mine are much better made at about $12.00 compared to around $7.00 at WC. The ones in the link look a little on the cheap side and may not have the quality you want.You might want to get a pair and make sure before you install.Regards,Hastings

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   Jeff_Clarke | Nov 08, 2007 07:57pm | #8

   That's what I plan to do - thanks.

    

   Jeff

4. 
   jackplane | Nov 08, 2007 03:36am | #5

   or buy chrome spray can

   Expert since 10 am.