What you *can* do is have various parts of the front end chromed. This would involve:
* Disassembly: Removing numerous parts from the front of the car, including bumpers, grille, headlight bezels, and possibly other trim pieces.
* Preparation: Each part would need to be thoroughly cleaned, sanded, and possibly repaired before plating. This is crucial for a good, lasting chrome finish.
* Chrome Plating: A professional chrome plating shop would apply the chrome plating to the prepared parts using an electroplating process.
* Reassembly: Once the parts are chromed and cured, they would need to be carefully reassembled onto the car.
Therefore, the answer is not a simple yes or no. You can get *parts* of the 1972 Pontiac Grand Prix's front end chromed, but it's a multi-step process requiring professional help and significant cost.
