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Electrochemical Metallizing Principles and Practice
by Marvin Rubinstein

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Available for review and on-site research at the Joseph Mazia Memorial Research Library housed at finishing.com in Brick, New Jersey.

1987, hardcover, 461 pages A mini-review by Ted Mooney: Electrochemical metalizing is Brush Plating. This 461-page book tells you everything about how the pros do REAL brush plating for functional and critical decorative needs in railroad and aircraft maintenance shops, historical preservations, etc. An absolutely great book if brush plating interests you. (Ted's full-page review of this title appeared in the March '88 issue of Plating & Surface Finishing).

ISBN	Pub. year	Author	Publisher
0442279566	1987	Marvin Rubinstein	Van Nostrand Reinhold Company Inc.