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Just CC plated my clutch and front brake lever of my Harley ( aluminum) job turned out pretty good however when I finished plating and was buffing off some hazing and a few small burrs are noticable, buffing wheel material was
catching them. I used Zincate treatment for the first time , these are my first aluminum parts is this "gassing" from too much current? what causes it and how do I avoid it in the future? Next question I am pleased enough with results and can install the levers without being embarased of overall quality of job . However If I sand these few burrs off can I replate with CC without stripping all the CC off? |
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