Letter 40033

Replate Nickel over Nickel [Ohio] 

March 23, 2006

Is there any good activator that can be used as well does anyone have a proven process the works for running Nickel over Nickel? Any help would be great.

William Sklavenitis
- Canton, Ohio, USA


First of two simultaneous responses -- March 26, 2006

Hello reader,
replating Ni over Ni is a simple process.
step:1
clean the substrate with soak cleaner.
step:2
activate the substrate by using 50% or concentrate HCL.
step:3
plate the substrate at very low current for 5 mins.(i.e.5 Amps/100 dms then apply correct current do plating well.
I Find this process by experience.
GOOD LUCK.

P.KARTHIKEYAN
- Bangalore, Karnataka, India


Second of two simultaneous responses -- March 26, 2006

I will assume it is old, tarnished, and heated nickel plate. Now clean off the organic soil. Dip in the strongest HCl acid you can stand. Strike for 3 minutes in 2 pounds per gallon nickel chloride, one quart per gallon HCl, using Rolled depolarized Nickel anodes (not S-rounds), take out the anodes when not in use.

Robert H Probert
Robert H Probert Technical Services

Garner, NC, USA

Editor's note:    
   Mr. Probert is the
   author of
Aluminum How-To


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