Not really. At least as far as I know.
Generally chroming requires layers of copper, then nickle, and finally several layers of chrome.
You can strip or blast it off, but aluminum is softer than chrome or nickel. You can also buff it off with an aggressive rouge.
You could always paint/coat or plate over the chrome.
Generally chroming requires layers of copper, then nickle, and finally several layers of chrome.
You can strip or blast it off, but aluminum is softer than chrome or nickel. You can also buff it off with an aggressive rouge.
You could always paint/coat or plate over the chrome.