Chrome stripping typically requires both a power supply and chemicals. I'm not sure it can be done solely with chemicals without damaging the plated part. Might want to give Caswell Plating a ring.
Daggar said:DMAN's ole lady can take care of that for ya. :wink:
Q. What is the easiest way to remove chrome or can you let me know where to purchase a chemical to do this with as my supplier stopped selling the stripper that I used.
A. Sodium hydroxide at 8-12 oz/gal (w/v) works well for electrostripping chromium from carbon steel substrates. The bath can be operated at ambient temperature or higher, at a current density of 0.25 - 1.0 amp/sq.in. The fumes evolved are toxic and must be evacuated and scrubbed. The bath starts out as a simple solution of caustic soda but acquires an increasing component of a hexavalent chromium compound as the metallic chromium is electrostripped from the workpieces. The spent solution is hazardous waste and must be properly disposed.
hahah i knew mansonozz would be in heremansonozz said:wait wait wait...REMOVING chrome?
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