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Originally Posted by Tim1hd
One more thing to consider is the prep time for both is about the same. The only time saver is one dip for Copy Chrome and possible three dips for real Chrome.
Tim
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not quite right. As copychrome is only one process you have to get the original piece 100% right. The copper in the triple plate acts as a filler and is much easier to buff and polish than other, harder metals.
Having worked breifly with copychrome I am seriously considering getting a copper kit next to make getting better results that much easier.
The main advantage of copychrome over chrome i can see is the much lower ampages and less concerns about the fumes given off.