Having some trouble getting even coverage with the Plug 'n Plate kit on the pieces I'm plating... at an arms' length, in indoor lighting, the finish looks pretty good, although smeared with fingerprints. Up close, it looks like you can see the overlapping of uneven coverage. Some of it refuses to polish out. Think some of this may be from the brush-coating; some of the dark streaking just wants to stay. Some idges and a few spots just do not want to accept the plating. I'm thinking of carefully recleaning and re=polishing what I have done so far (the plating seems very good, just differes in color) and giving the parts a final overall coat using the dip method, on the assumption that what looks like overlap from several plating sessions is indeed overlap. Any idea what advantages/disadvantages to this approach? Any problems woth plating over previous layers one more time?
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