Perhaps the most common decorative metal plating technique is nickel-chrome plating. Master Finish Company specializes in this finishing process, in which a thin layer of chrome is applied over a layer or multiple layers of nickel plating.

For most exterior components requiring corrosion protection and wear, a bright nickel layer is plated over semi-bright nickel plating, and then covered with a thin application of chrome plating. This provides a hard, decorative chrome finish that can withstand the elements, and is very popular for parts that are exposed to the elements, such as in automobiles and motorcycles.

For critical corrosion resistant applications Master Finish can provide up to 5 unique layers of nickel plating to maximize corrosion resistance and luster.

The look of bright decorative chrome plating can also be achieved without the cost of rack chrome plating with o ur new hexavalent-free ReplaChrome^® Chrome Replacement Technology.

Master Finish Company provides nickel-chrome plating on a wide range of metal substrates, including steel, brass, zinc die-cast and stainless steel.