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Evaporust Trial on fuel tap front plate.

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Greg65:
I used these guys for a plating kit as there support came well recommend. Preparation is the key and a controllable power supply as you need to be able to apply 100 mAmps per square inch of surface. Plating in winter can be a problem as getting and keeping everything to temperature is a bigger challenge as you will need good ventilation as well.


Oppps, forgot to add https://www.gaterosplating.co.uk

JezzaPeach:
Macabethiele, just something I found after putting in new rubbers etc, the tap was very stiff to turn against the spring washer, even with some lube, and I put in a little ‘Weldtite TF2 white lithium grease 40gm tube’ that I use on my cycle and now it’s remained very smooth.

McCabe-Thiele (Ted):
Thanks for the two tips Greg & Jeremy.

Cheers Ted

Johnny4428:
I purchased a basic kit from same company and had reasonable results, difficult indeed to maintain liquid temp. I was wondering about a propagation mat, some are thermostatically controlled. Or just set up in nice warm kitchen!😂😂😂

Greg65:
I ended up with everything in water baths and added boiling water to get the desired temperature.

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