cadmium and yellow chromate
Discussion
I am trying to find another classic car restorer or local shop that can cadmium plate / yellow chromate parts / nuts / bolts / washers, etc. for me.
I fancy buying the Caswell kit but I dont think it is worthwhile for the amount of work I need done. How much should I expect to pay for this service?
I live near Winchester, Hampshire
Any help much appreciated
Phil
I fancy buying the Caswell kit but I dont think it is worthwhile for the amount of work I need done. How much should I expect to pay for this service?
I live near Winchester, Hampshire
Any help much appreciated
Phil
Phil,
This link will tell you something about what you want - zinc passivate with gold colouring. You do not need gold but this seems the most popular when cleaning old fasterners, brackets etc.
This is a relatively inexpensive process, pickling derusts the parts then they drop them into a passivating tank.
Just add zinc passivate and your county into Google and that should bring up a bunch of plating shops near you.
It looks pretty fresh out the tank, once on the car it will dull fairly quickly and btw, it has poor rust prevention qualities.
If you want that then grit blast and powder coat.
Been, there, done that, worn the teeshirt
Phil
tvr 420 SEAC
This link will tell you something about what you want - zinc passivate with gold colouring. You do not need gold but this seems the most popular when cleaning old fasterners, brackets etc.
This is a relatively inexpensive process, pickling derusts the parts then they drop them into a passivating tank.
Just add zinc passivate and your county into Google and that should bring up a bunch of plating shops near you.
It looks pretty fresh out the tank, once on the car it will dull fairly quickly and btw, it has poor rust prevention qualities.
If you want that then grit blast and powder coat.
Been, there, done that, worn the teeshirt
Phil
tvr 420 SEAC
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