New Chrome Process

[Taz_FL]

A new type of chroming process which seems to be a type of pwdercoating. Supposedly more durable then regular chrome and if the pictures are for real the stuff looks amazing. I pulled this off my motorcycle forum, thought some of you guys might like to see this.
http://www.goodrichtechnology.com/index.html

[Mill Creek]

very cool stuff.
Along the same lines, has anyone ever used Alsa Corp mirra chrome? I am wanting to try some on my harley fuel tank, but don't want to buy it till I hear from someone who has actually used it.

[assdraggindodge]

american racing wheel was the one who came up with this idea they can even color the chrome so it has different tint to it i have a friend that works for american and he said they r not quite done with the idea but its gonna have like a 7 year warranty and be alot cheaper the chrome because it is easier to make

[minilowz]

ADR has been doing this on their wheels for years, they call it hyper-chrome, I had a set on my old SRT-4, not too bad, but dulled out quickly, required constant waxing. but it was cheaper than buying real chrome wheels, and a bonus alot lighter than chrome

Edit: just googled hyperchrome, it seems it just chrome paint, but oh well that would explain why it dulled out