Chrome Smoked

The wheel is inspected for any damage, and tyres are removed. The surface is then cleaned and prepped for finishing.

Any existing paint, lacquer, or contamination is removed through chemical stripping or blasting to expose the bare alloy.

Kerb damage or imperfections are repaired to ensure a flawless surface before the new finish is applied.

A bright chrome-effect base is applied—usually through a powder coating or specialist wet paint—to give the wheel its mirror-like foundation.

A translucent dark smoke/tint coat is sprayed over the chrome base. This creates a unique, deep-toned finish with a reflective chrome shine and a subtle dark overlay.

A high-gloss clear lacquer is applied to seal and protect the smoked chrome finish. The wheel is then cured in an oven for long-lasting durability.

After cooling, the wheel is inspected for consistency and quality. Tyres and valves are refitted, and the wheel is ready to go back on your vehicle.