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Anodise a bucket with nickel-plated brass attachment
I am new to the finishing field and I would be grateful for any help. I have been asked to anodise a large bucket shaped item that has a nickel-plated brass block attached. This cannot be removed. If I try to anodise this, will the brass block burn? Any suggestions gratefully received. Thank you
Nick Winstone-Cooper- Cardiff, Wales, UK
2000
The nickel will be gone in a minute and the brass will etch and pit. I would use a liquid mask that will stand up to the cleaning and anodize process. definitely try it on scrap a couple of times before you do the bucket. Take the job as a no guarantee or have her go to a shop that is experienced and will offer a guarantee not to destroy the block.
James Watts- Navarre, Florida
2000
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