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    Today I had a problem with my chrome stripper, which is made of caustic.

    The pieace that I was plating in the chrome tank was not covered completly with chrome so I used my chrome stripper then rinsed and went straight to the chrome and it did worse than the first time. So I used my pickle #3 and still had problems with the plating covering the entire piece. Now I have blisters, I think from the chrome stipper at too many amps.
    My question is do I go to the pickle after the stripper or do something different.

    Any ideas would be helpful while Im scratching my head tonight and loosing sleep.
    Last edited by fly; 12-02-2005, 08:14 PM.
    www.chrome-plater.blogspot.com

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    Re: Stripping chrome

    After using your stripper or pickle you should rinse then use your SP to naturalize the acid
    Jim Eaton

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    • #3
      Re: Stripping chrome

      How long do I leave in the sp before going back to the chrome?
      www.chrome-plater.blogspot.com

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      • #4
        Re: Stripping chrome

        Fly
        it dose not take vary long in the SP maybe a minn or two.
        What kind of a piece are you doing ? Is it odd shaped or ? How large is your set up ? Is it triple , copy or hard chrome ? Any time I have ever used a acid pickle for stripping I rinse go a few minn in the SP then re polish and prep before plating again
        hey also i know sometimes you have a job your trying to get done if you need to talk to try and get this resolved
        feel free to give me a Call
        479-639-2575
        Jim Eaton

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        • #5
          Re: Stripping chrome

          The part is a headlight cover on a Indian motorcycle.
          My set up is 60 gal. triple chrome, which is made up of chemicals from different companys. I have been plating 3 yrs. now and I usualy figure out the problem myself but I found this forum and one other forum and it makes it easy to ask questions. My mistakes are just minor now that I have learned the hard way and don't have to ask what I did wrong, I just have to watch what the part does since they have a mind of their own. Thanks for the help and phone number I might have to give you a call sometime, especially when I get stumped. If you need anything from me or have a question you call me sometime, I do different things along with plating.
          (601)549-6914
          www.chrome-plater.blogspot.com

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