Newbie here so be kind 
I am looking to plate a flat "lattace" type piece and would like to plate both sides. From reading it looks like only the side nearest the anode would get plated unless I would setup two anodes, one on each side of the piece.
If using two anodes is the same current used (which would be split between the anodes) or does the current need to be doubled? Also, would it be possible (or adviseable) to rotate the part using just one anode?
And the last question (finally). I have a 20 amp 12v switching power supply. Can I successfully use that (with proper amp limiters) instead of a battery?

I am looking to plate a flat "lattace" type piece and would like to plate both sides. From reading it looks like only the side nearest the anode would get plated unless I would setup two anodes, one on each side of the piece.
If using two anodes is the same current used (which would be split between the anodes) or does the current need to be doubled? Also, would it be possible (or adviseable) to rotate the part using just one anode?
And the last question (finally). I have a 20 amp 12v switching power supply. Can I successfully use that (with proper amp limiters) instead of a battery?
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