Dodge used LuminOre Nickel-Silver to cover a high-tech, curved plywood Dodge concept and Durango display. The LuminOre Nickel-Silver composite metal finish was used for its look, durability, and ease of repair. There was also a substantial weight advantage to using LuminOre as opposed to other sheet metal options. This display traveled the country introducing more than 25 cities to The New Dodge and was a huge success.

Times Square, NY
The Warner Brothers® Store in Times Square has LuminOre Nickel-Silver on three statues, situated outdoors in New York City: Two eight-foot tall Bugs and Babs Bunny statues, and one oversized Daffy Duck. LuminOre Aluminum was also used on a relief set behind glass.

Caribbean
The Isle of Paradise recently received a beautiful LuminOre Brass throne, courtesy of the Atlantis Hotel Casino. The LuminOre composite metal finishes are impervious to salt air and corrosive environments, which helps make LuminOre the metal finish of choice for many architects, artists, and creative minds worldwide.

Las Vegas
The interior and exterior renovations at the MGM Grand are complete. The twelve Herculean Sculptures that surround the giant lion outside this and the Female Sculptures surrounding gaming tables inside the MGM are finished in the LuminOre Brass metal finish.

The Luxor's RA nightclub is a phenomenal work of design and installation. Visit the RA and you'll notice that LuminOre metals are everywhere. At the entrance, walls behind a water tank façade are coated with LuminOre aluminum. Handrails throughout the hotel are coated with LuminOre iron. And no one can miss the gigantic statues or the stage inside the extraordinary nightclub - also created with LuminOre iron.

The Bellagio Hotel/Casino in Las Vegas is a $1.5 billion masterpiece. A huge Foam Dome and accents for the Bellagio Hotel/Casino were installed with dazzling LuminOre. The coated dome is 400 feet up on the top of the casino.

The Movie Industry
The latest release of Warner Brothers' Batman and Robin features costumes and props developed using LuminOre.

Other movies that used LuminOre to add special effects to their props include: Columbia Pictures Men In Black; 20th Century Fox's Speed II; Warner Brothers' Conspiracy Theory; and Rysher Entertainment's Turbulence.