Is the anode size to part ratio very critical for any of the platings (copper, nickel, chrome)? How big of item can I plate in a four gallon setup using the supplied anodes in the kit? Should I look into buying additional anodes? I have a set of copper anodes and nickel anodes leftover from a previous kit (Technics). Are all copper and nickel anodes made alike?
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Yes, it's important. Positioning is more important than size though. You can always move your anodes around as the item plates.
See our tutorial on the web site about Understanding Anode Placement. http://www.caswellplating.com/movies/index.html.
Not all anodes are the same. Try a test first with a small amount of solution so you don't contaminate your entire bath.--
Mike Caswell
Caswell Inc
http://www.caswellplating.com
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