I have no clue. All I know is that it's chrome based.

 

neo chrome is the correct term you looking for and its a burning tech they use im thinking i might have to chameleon my rim lip out like i did my valve cover

 

I know it's neo chro but I don't think you use burning to achieve the finish as you would with titanium. I believe they use acid to get this finish going.
Either way, this is the shop that does it.
http://www.wheeltechniques.com/

 

From their photo gallery:

 

sending them and email find out how much to chrome out dpts and add the neo chrome lip

 

not the piping, just the i/c. ok, so its really aluminum, but it came out really nice, imo. just imagine the possibilities...

 

slob on my knob

 

Wow these guys are right down the street from me!

 

Go get your entire car coated.

 

Sorry crappy cell pics, but you get the idea

 

I wouldn't trust wheel techniques with anything I cared about. I gave them two items to paint for me and they screwed up both. On my valve cover they sandblasted it and didnt cover the bottom. They got sand into the baffles and I had to sell the cover at a loss.

The volks i sent them they did a cheap *** powdercoat and it was very thin in some areas. To top it off they didn't clear coat one of the barrels of the wheels....no attention to detail and a bunch of sorry *** excuses. I wont go there ever again nor would i recommend them to my worst enemy.

 

this coating seems to be getting more and more popular

 

Called the Sac branch and apparently they cannot just do sections, the whole thing must be done and it's in a vaccum enviroment? Guy sounded like he didn't know how it work though.

For $250 a wheel that's a little pricey.

 

damn thanks bro not worth my time lol 1000 more dollars might as well consider gram lights at that point i need to find somebody with the paint and get ahold of that then i can handle it myself

 

more pics of those sick *** WORK MEISTERS