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Old 03-29-2003, 06:58 PM
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I was wondering what your electroless nickel and electroless 'chrome' run as far as hardness. Data referenceing the Rockwell 'C' scale would be much appreciated, as I'm familiar with it.

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About 45, for both, with the Krome being slightly harder.
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Thank you. Would either be more or less appropriate for plating a few firearms?

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Nickel is commonly used for this. Use the Electroless Krome if you want a chrome look, as opposed to a nickel look. Nickel has a slightly yellow hint to it, chrome a slightly blue hint.
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