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Matte Nickel by Plating then Electrophoretic Lacquer




June 13, 2008

Hello,

We are doing matte finish Nickel Plating on Steel Pipes & Plates. Now we are willing to go for Electrophoretic Lacquer Process. But we have heard that its limitation of this process to get matte finish. Is this true?

If possible, please advise how we can get this. Thanks.

Harish Jakhar
Buyer - Gurgaon, India



Hi, Harish. Please give a few more details because I don't understand the question. You are presently doing matte nickel plating? But now you want to achieve the effect differently -- by doing bright nickel plating and following it with a matte electrophoretic lacquer?

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Ted Mooney, finishing.com
Ted Mooney, P.E.
Striving to live Aloha
finishing.com - Pine Beach, New Jersey
June 13, 2008



May 20, 2009

Hello Mooney,

Thanks for reply. Earlier we were doing dip lacquer after Ni plating. To get the matte effect it was easy to add matting agent. But now we have replaced the dip lacquer by electrophoretic. In this we are not getting the matte effect like we were getting earlier. If we add the matting agent to get the desired effect then complete system may get blocked.

I am not expert but this is what our suppliers have reasons that they can not get the matte finish in electrophoretic process as in dip lacquer. But being in Lighting Industry the finish is one of most important parameter for us. Appreciate your suggestions. Thanks. Harish Jakhar

Harish Jakhar
lighting - India




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