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Q. Hi my name is Jayk, I own a small manufacturing and finishing business. We've recently obtained some free electroplating equipment and have decided to branch out into this industry. My questions is concerning reputable sources for chemicals on the West Coast. I'm having the hardest time sourcing sodium cyanide and potassium cyanide (that's isn't from Taiwan). If anybody has any info on companies that could fill entire Chem orders, as I'd much rather order all of my chems from one supplier.

Jayk Swan
- Alpine, California
September 15, 2023
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