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Letter 24044
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Trevor Crichton |
With this thought pattern.......how does anyone get good at anything?? A person should try what he desires then decide whether he wants to pursue it or not.
John Matson
- Denver, Colorado
If someone wants to learn the craft, hooray! They can take a job in a plating shop as the fastest way to do so. If they want to read journals, study books, take plating courses, attend industry conferences or local platers' society meetings, great!
But electroplating was the USA's first EPA categorically regulated industry, going back to 1978. It is not a hobby in the sense of photography or playing piano, nor an appropriate backyard occupation either. It is illegal to sell electroplating services or to electroplate a product for sale without being licensed. It is illegal to discharge any plating waste, even rinse water, to your sewer.
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+++ Ted is right. The plating industry is highly regulated
and, because of the many harmful chemicals it uses, it
should be. There are too many cowboys around who don't give
a damn about their neighbors and their environment, just as
long as they can make a quick buck. If people want to get expert at things, they must learn from a good teacher and practice the skills in a controlled place. You wouldn't let your children get in and take a car down a freeway without being taught to drive would you?
++++++ I have tried to find a chrome specialist in Latvia for 10
years. there is non, nothing, nada. You have to try to do it
yourself. If anyone knows a chrome shop in Latvia - please
respond. Stefan
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