24 KARAT GOLD
As seen on this
1940 Ford Convertible

This is a delicate finish that can be easily damaged or removed with improper care, or by simply using the wrong cleaner. Additionally, it is also easy to scuff or scratch. If using this finish, you will need to clear coat for protection.

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1940 Ford Convertible

BRIGHT NICKEL
As seen on this
1969 Dodge Charger

Although bright nickel looks a lot like chrome, it requires more care than chrome. This is a finish that will naturally tarnish with time, requiring occasional waxing, and a softer finish that can be easily scratched.

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1969 Dodge Charger

BRUSHED NICKEL
As seen on this
1959 Chevrolet Delivery Wagon

The contemporary look of brushed nickel is easier to care for than bright nickel, but will still tarnish with time and appear dusky. Occasional waxing can easily correct and if worse comes to worse, it can always be re-brushed.

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1959 Chevrolet Delivery Wagon
