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Hi all,
I pulled a stupid and hooked up reverse polarity on a nickel kit while trying to plate a piece of copper. This covered my nickel anodes with a copper plate. I stripped off the copper from the anodes. But now my solution seems to be contaminated. Can anyone suggest if I need new solution, or would a high amp plate of a corrugated piece clear it? Thanks, Andy |
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Check with caswell and see if it is safe to put the nickel anode into picle solution if you have some. I use coper wire for work holders and my pickel tank always strips the wire clean. I stress to check with caswell about chemical reaction first
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Yes.
What you are describing is called dummy plating. Dont go with high amps though. Use low amps and let it plate for 15 min. Then try a peice of copper and see how the nickel plate comes out. Keep doing this until your nickel plating works as it should. 48Buick |
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