Faucet
Materials The faucet finish is a matter of personal choice. The two most popular finishes are polished chrome and polished brass. But in recent years other finishes have become more popular such as stainless steel and satin or brushed nickel. The finish is a crucial choice that determines not only how a faucet looks but also how easy it is to maintain. To avoid frequent cleanings, opt for proprietary lifetime finishes that block out oxidation e.g. Delta Brilliance, Moen LifeShine and Jado Diamond.
Nickel has experienced a resurgence in recent years. It is sometimes brushed to create matte or satin nickel finishes. The brushing highlights the beauty of the nickel and creates a low maintenance finish that hides scratches, fingerprints, and water spots. Stainless steel has quickly gained popularity. Weathered and antiqued finishes such as weathered copper, antique copper, antique brass and antique pewter are chemically treated to age them. The result is a piece that looks as though it has been installed and in use for many, many years.
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