The cheapest method is to find a jeweler who will plate them for you.
Doing it yourself will be expensive. If the metal is properly polished, you can use a Texas Plater's Supply brush plater. I can give you their phone number if you are interested.
I'm not looking for actual GOLD just something like this but I can't find the exact set used in the video. [ame]http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=CMZNVApYz1U[/ame]
Gold plating is actual GOLD. Nothing else is a substitute. Potterfield is using a Texas Platers supply kit. Gold plating is fairly expensive, and the parts must be mirror polished before plating.
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