Below is our gallery of pictures, some are before and after shots, and some are just after shots. Take a look you will know why we are number one in quality. We left the pictures a little larger, and although it takes awhile for the page to load it is worth it to see the detail in these pictures. I have placed a brief explanation of each set by it, but these pictures speak for themselves. If you really want to see the detail click on an image and if it is a linked image it will open up in a larger version. Not all the images are linked to larger images.

Below is a set of rock guards that has a very unique finish, part copper and part chrome, what an awesome look

This is a hood ornament from a 1934 Studebaker it had some pitting on it, but we worked around it and the bird still has it's feathers (all of them).

The Pictures below are the running boards from a (Dodge) little red wagon, you can see the rust through was pretty bad, now they are better than new.

This is the hood ornament from a Pontiac, you can see even the insert was broken, we built a new insert in our tool shop, and re-chromed the ornament. Yes we can.  

After getting a pretty good bang in this bumper, we were able to straighten it to like new and re-chrome it to a high gloss shine.

These are the before and after of a 53 Chevy Hood Ornament, yes it's pot metal, badly pitted, and no problem to fix with our processes. 

Above is the emblem from a 53 chevy. Rough and weather worn to fresh and new looking.

The below pictures are of a horn button from a 55 Ford I can't even get a picture without me in it, this thing is so reflective now...