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You can recut the seats with a hand held tool.
I tried that, it didn't work. I accept that I may just need to take a lot more of the face off, but I don't know how much is safe to remove, hence thinking that using someone who does might be a good idea.
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I know from talking to manufacturers that they worry about taking too much material off the face but it's hard to establish a decent method of measuring how much is too much. Understandable if you've had a try and it didn't work but I wouldn't have a clue where to find a firm that does that kind of thing. Maybe a tap manufacturer could do it.
Airhead
You can recut the seats with a hand held tool. Not sure why you need to make it a bigger deal than that.
Chrome quality is a big subject. I would ask someone like SDS ironmongery, basically a quality ironmongers in your area should have a contact. They will have seen results and can advise you on what to expect.