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    I read that using the plug and plate kit to repair a small rusted area of chrome, you would have to clean out all the rust(of course) and then use copper then Nickel, and copy chrome? I knew that chrome needed a nickel base to work properly but I thought the copy chrome was different. There is no way to just use the copy crome kit? Thanks in advance.
    Jim L

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    Re: Plug n Plate

    Sure - you could just use the copy chrome kit, although you might still want a copper plate underneath.

    Copy Chrome is very thin, as are most plates. Applying copper before the copy chrome allows you to build up a thick layer of plating to fill in pits and indentations etc.

    You can certainly skip the nickel plate if using Copy Chrome.
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    Mike Caswell
    Caswell Inc
    http://www.caswellplating.com
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      Re: Plug n Plate

      Thanks for clearing that up, I see what you mean. You would get better results starting with the smooth copper plated surface.
      Thanks again
      Jim L

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