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GregW
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Hi DH,
I've used Caswell's plating system with good results. Mostly with their Nickel, but have dabbled with copper. Here is a link to a discussion of it with some photos. Click Me You can get to their website on the left side of this Forum under "Supporting Vendors", look for the banner of the PC gun. PC standing for powder coating.
I've used Caswell's plating system with good results. Mostly with their Nickel, but have dabbled with copper. Here is a link to a discussion of it with some photos. Click Me You can get to their website on the left side of this Forum under "Supporting Vendors", look for the banner of the PC gun. PC standing for powder coating.
