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Green chromating
How to get green chromating in passivation of zinc electroplated on steel, and what about the chemical composition and the process ? It's a part of my research on electroplating on different metals, in this case, it's about protecting steel.
AMIR- France
2003
The good stuff is very proprietary, IE: you have to buy it from a reputable company. You may find a few very old references in the old trade magazines. Many companies no longer patent their products as it provides a fast track for others to reverse engineer it. They just keep it a secret and the rip offs also keep it a secret.
James Watts- Navarre, Florida
2003
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