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| Set the Style Fashion, clothing, trends. Whether you need to dress to impress, dress to distress, or just learn how to dress, you just might learn something. |
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#1
 2008-10-27, 09:39
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Sydney, Australia
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Fake Chain?
hey everyone, i bought a 55cm silver chain from a garage sale for $50...
the chain looked great and very shiny...however a year later it is very worn and the silver is turning gold...
does this mean it is fake?
how do i get it back to silver?
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#2
 2008-10-27, 09:44
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Re: Fake Chain?
how do i get it back to silver?
Spray RAID on it.
The insecticides inside it turn the oxidised silver into a subliquid which can then seep around and coat the chain evenly.
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#3
 2008-10-27, 16:08
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Star Wars Moderator
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Re: Fake Chain?
you're supposed to find bargains at garage sales...
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#4
 2008-10-27, 17:01
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within the subliminal
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Re: Fake Chain?
I must inform you that it is simply the finish is exposing the base metal below. If your pins and chain were made of sterling silver, it would indeed be a miracle if they turned gold, but most chains unless you pay a lot of money are made from plated base metal (copper/brass/nickel or some combo of those) and it's probably due to wear and tear/hand oils/some soaps. $50 Australian dollars that's about £19 of my money and in this case I would say you got bumped :p Should'nt go buying jewellry from garage sales! The only way to fix the problem is get the links swapped with new ones by a specialist, which might be a bit costly so you might as well buy a real chain.
- Diesel
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#5
 2008-10-28, 01:33
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Re: Fake Chain?
You fail for buying a 55cm chain anyway...
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#6
 2008-11-01, 01:03
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eesakiwi 
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Re: Fake Chain?
Spray RAID on it.
The insecticides inside it turn the oxidised silver into a subliquid which can then seep around and coat the chain evenly.
Is there any substance in this idea Or is it just bullshit?
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Ah, I'd take the chain to a metal plater/polisher.
They might even be able to do a better job on it, Nickel/Chrome sorta thing.
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#7
 2008-11-12, 14:52
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Re: Fake Chain?
sounds fake.
either get it electroplated or buy some silver spraypaint ;)
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#8
 2008-11-19, 00:44
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Cpt.Winters 
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Re: Fake Chain?
Spray RAID on it.
The insecticides inside it turn the oxidised silver into a subliquid which can then seep around and coat the chain evenly.
this is legit
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#9
 2008-11-22, 02:26
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HOLLISTER GUY 
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Re: Fake Chain?
just spray paint it.
doesn't get much more obvious than that.
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#10
 2008-12-01, 01:10
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556 
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Re: Fake Chain?
thats why you only buy chains from dudes who do b&es in rich parts of town and get the nice ass, real shit.
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#11
 2008-12-06, 04:51
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Acacia 
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Re: Fake Chain?
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Originally Posted by God Like
hey everyone, i bought a 55cm silver chain from a garage sale for $50...
the chain looked great and very shiny...however a year later it is very worn and the silver is turning gold...
does this mean it is fake?
how do i get it back to silver?
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Why the fuck would you spend $50 on a goddamn chain? Fail.
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