Whether you're the type who babies every curve of chrome or someone just trying to make an aging ride look less dull, the ...

The good news is that, as far as we know, no factory-applied coat of Urban Teal or Grabber Orange, like you'd see on a Ford ...

A brand-new Porsche Cayman is being turned from classic silver to bright green. Just steps away, a 1972 Chevy Impala convertible is being covered in mirror-like chrome. There's no paint involved. T… ...

Applying a ceramic coating to your car's exterior will toughen up its paint and keep it looking great for years.

The chrome-delete process involves using a special type of vinyl wrap designed to hide the original chrome finish on a car.

Wash and dry your car. Tape off any paint or parts on your car near the area you will be working on. Apply a small amount of chrome polish to your applicator pad or fresh microfiber towel.

We recently sent all of our 1968 Corvette chrome pieces off to Advanced Plating in Nashville for some of their gorgeous chrome work. The pieces were restored to ...