Cathode material for Dip plating copy chrome

Posted by admin on September 20th, 2009 at 10:33pm

What should I use as the cathode (-) lead material if I am doing immersion with the PNP copy chrome (PNPCC9) kit? I have a bunch of small castle headed nuts I want to plate and it would be handy if I could make up a ring with all of them on the cathode lead, but what material should I use for this? Copper, SS, AL, bronze? I don’t want to contaminate the PNP solution.

Dave

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