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25-10-20, 20:34
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Well the final results are in and I am extremely pleased with them!
You can see the results in the attached photo of a set of pre-plated and post-plated rivets. They are damp when removed from the electroplating solution and rinsed off in fresh water, so the plating is initially darker than you might expect. They air dry in about 20 minutes however, and lighten up noticably. You can see the process has already started in the centre area of the rivet on the top left. When dry, I cannot tell the difference between these rivets I just plated and any of the surviving zinc plated hardware still on either of my 19-Sets, or any other related signals equipment plated 75 plus years ago. David 
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