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Nice SS rear brake stop made by Max!
Oddjob:
All grades of stainless steel will rust, there is some iron left in all of them and it's that that starts to rust.
Post by Krupps.
Some types of stainless steel are more prone to corrosion than others, depending on the chromium content. The higher the chromium content, the less likely the metal will rust. But, over time and if not maintained correctly, rust can and will develop on stainless steel.
Matt_Harrington:
--- Quote from: Oddjob on November 18, 2022, 09:02:22 PM ---I have the power supply that gateros sells Jo, I hope that's good enough. If not I'll have to buy a more powerful one, I'll ask Ash for advise as he's the resident Guru on plating on the forum.
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The Gateros one looks the same as mine and will go to 30A. It will work with constant current which is ideal.
Matt
Oddjob:
Mine doesn't seem to settle on any figure, goes all over the place. Used it when trying to de-chrome some parts. Not tried do the opposite way as yet.
Matt_Harrington:
--- Quote from: Oddjob on November 20, 2022, 05:54:52 PM ---Mine doesn't seem to settle on any figure, goes all over the place. Used it when trying to de-chrome some parts. Not tried do the opposite way as yet.
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I'm not saying this is your issue but the only time I get that is when there is a poor electrical connection on the parts....
Matt
Laverdaroo:
It will change if the electrolite is being moved by aggitation or if any parts move as you effect the ions being exposed to the part, same as if you remove a part for a look and put it straight back in, the voltage will change. If I turn up the bubbler in mine I get different readings always. I generalluy plate arount 1.1 to 1.4V all the way and adjust to suit when required, usually when changing batches and the amount of parts change......
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