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| Anodizing is a finishing process that basically “dyes” or colorizes a metal piece. It offers a wide range of colors to chose from and is an excellent way to add a distinctive look to your ride! Most commonly, an entire piece is anodized one particular color, but sometimes a piece is treated, and then engravings or cutouts are made afterwards, giving the piece a “color & silver” look. This method is seen in many industrial applications. While not having the sheen and depth of shine as Chrome based processes, this is another alternative when looking to have something different. Sport Chrome provides only Hard Anodizing, which holds up much better to fading from normal wear and elements of nature! | ||||||||||||