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CHROME PLATING OF MAG WHEELS
I am based in South Africa and I am getting a lot of enquiries for the Chroming or Re-chroming of Mag wheels of cars and motorcycles. As you would know, chrome does not like going into holes. I have tried two different types of catalyst, but to no avail. Could someone be of assistance?
Norman Louwelectroplating shop - Cape Town, South Africa
2006
Hello, Norman. I'm surprised that you've made it as far as you have without auxiliary anodes. They are the answer I think.

Ted Mooney, P.E.
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finishing.com - Pine Beach, New Jersey
December , 2006
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