After years of brass and black fixtures and fittings in homes, old favourites silver and chrome are making a comeback – although many would say they never really went away. “Silver and chrome ...

Although it's made for your exhaust, Borla says it is safe to use on chrome, copper, brass, aluminum, and other metals, on cars, trucks, motorcycles, and boats. The company even shows it being ...

Chrome first started appearing on cars in the 1920s as a shinier and easier to maintain alternative to nickel and, before that, brass, said the Petersen Museum’s Kendall. After a few decades ...

Before chrome, in the early days of the automobile, carmakers often leaned on brass and nickel to make certain features stand out. “Since the beginning of the car, we’ve had some kind of ...