DIY Nickel Plating
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Bill Molloy
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#1 DIY Nickel Plating
For anyone interested in doing their own Nickel plating - much cheaper than buying the kits.
1971 S2 OTS, 1954 Sunbeam Alpine, Honda CBR600
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Interesting Bill, thanks for posting that. I need to redo most of the zinc plate which only lasted a couple of years :( The zinc/nickel parts held up well but not so the zinc.
I may have missed it in the video but not sure what he's using for electrodes.
Dave
I may have missed it in the video but not sure what he's using for electrodes.
Dave
1963 OTS
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Bill Molloy
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Hi Dave,
I emailed him that same question myself: he's using stainless steel rods for the anode and cathode
I emailed him that same question myself: he's using stainless steel rods for the anode and cathode
1971 S2 OTS, 1954 Sunbeam Alpine, Honda CBR600
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One DIY plating video has a comment that using a stainless steel anode can produce chlorine gas which is rather toxic. :!: Another video says use a nickel welding rod. The piece being plated is the cathode I don't think it matters what you use to suspend it in ths solution.Bill Molloy wrote:Hi Dave,
I emailed him that same question myself: he's using stainless steel rods for the anode and cathode
Pete
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'71 S3 2+2
'71 S3 2+2
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