I'm Truly sorry. It was very rude of me to say. Please continue supplying how to videos because many people see value in what you do. I lost my mind when I wrote what I did and I'll regret it always. I'm sorry.
This works ok on thin chrome plate, but having tried to strip thick chrom from motorcycle parts with limited success, I would try something else. Good product but limited.
Hi Uwe ~ Is the electrical device you're using -- the one you're calling a "rectifier" -- the same thing as constant voltage/constant current (CV/CC) DC Power Supply? The metal under the chrome plated pipes shown in your video are in very good condition because, quite honestly, it was difficult for me to see the difference between the stripped metal and the chrome plated metal. I've liked and subscribed , so please keep on making these informative videos.
Hi yes there are called bench power supply some people call it power rectifier the metal under the chrome is nickel and nickel looks very close to chrome but if you put them next to each other you see the different thanks for subscribing
@@GoldenSolutionPlating Thank you for the clarification, Uwe. Do you still sell the Chrome Stripper demonstrated herein via your eBay store? We've got a satin chrome wrench in a wrench set that stands out from the others. Why? Because the remaining wrenches in the set are treated with black oxide. So the idea is to strip the oddball wrench of its chrome plating and, more to the point, to apply a black oxide treatment to make it match the others. By the way, the work we're presently responsible for does not allow us to employ plated metal hand tools.
Fascinating. I've looked everywhere online, but can't find any answers to a question. I'm sure you are quite a busy person, but by any chance would you know if it is possible to change the finish or completely remove the chrome finish/shininess of a heavy duty polished chrome doorknob? I have a design client who just bought a house that has expensive, heavy in weight, doorknobs in shiny polished chrome & she hates it. Because the hardware switch would be expensive, I told her that I would find out if there were a way to change them... First I thought; "hmm maybe there's a place where they could be power coated or dipped in a dark, matte bronze-ish black, but after looking online I came up with nothing. My fear is that at this point she may just have to buy all new hardware for the house, but I promised her I would try! Thank you in advance if you happen to see this & have a moment to answer. She hates shiny hardware (have to agree on that, unless it's polished nickel sink hardware:)
Hello, hoping you can help. I need to de-chrome a kawasaki z1300 frame ( an awful 80's paint job too!) so it's a large item. The chrome is peeling away in parts and there is quite heavy surface rust. How would I go about removing chrome from an item like this. And no, unfortunatly there are no chromers in the vicinity to take it to. Thanks for the vid and your time.
@@GoldenSolutionPlating What If i want to remove the chrome, and the nikle to reveal the brass underneath? Ultimate goal of mine is to get down to brass so that I can give it that Vintage Petina brass look.
Hello Im in north calif., I weld #potmetal car parts and antiques etc. Im looking for someone who can handle re-chroming #potmetal. I would much appreciate it.
Pot metal, especially old pot metal, gets pits in the item, and doesn't look good rechromed. We used to simply polish the heck out of it (early GTO hood scoops for example), then sprayed it with a good lacquer.
Much easier process is to use muriatic acid.........stripping chrome from bumpers was one of my chores at my father's chrome shop. Simply used a plastic garbage pail full of acid, stuck one end of the bumper in it, scrubbed it with a brush using rubber gloves.
@@jostrander71 Hey Larry, When you use the muriatic acid to strip, are you using it alone by itself or adding electricity like in this video? I tried muriatic acid to strip a chrome faucet . left overnight in a water/acid solution but not even a scratch. Should i add electricity?
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I would recommend a fume respirator vs a particulate mask.
"Get to the chopppaaaaaaa!"
Very intuitive..keep this up my friend..it helps us novices no end...PLUS...IT SAVES US MONEY...WELL DONE...
thanks
1.75x speed everyone
I bought a 32% hydrochloric acid to remove the chrome plating for my bicycle cranks will it work?
Can you now spray a powder coat onto the nickel, or would the nickel layer also have to be removed?
yes you can
thanks
Fell asleep
If i was to do this on a car bonnet badge in place would it affect the paint?
No not at all
Thanks
Hi need some advice is it the same for stripping chrome of aluminium any help would be much appreciated thanx again steve
This will only strip chrome
It’s very rare that aluminium will be chrome plated but if it’s chrome yes you can remove it
Would this be ok on an Aluminium Engine casing?
If it’s chrome plated yes
@@GoldenSolutionPlating Thanks yes it is but very shabby and all flakey with standing years was a Honda CB750 chopper.
@@Stevo73660 Polish it off
@@GoldenSolutionPlating You mean without and acid or anything just try to buff it of similar.
@@Stevo73660 well if you use our chrome stripper then there is no acid in it
The best is probably use chrome stripper first and polish off the rest
Google says soaking in vinegar will strip chrome. Is it true ?
Not sure
For crying out loud… don’t eat or chew gum or roll balls around in your mouth when your trying to speak.
Hypnotic Robot
Hi i didn't had anything in my mouth only teeth and there are not many left lol
I'm Truly sorry. It was very rude of me to say. Please continue supplying how to videos because many people see value in what you do. I lost my mind when I wrote what I did and I'll regret it always. I'm sorry.
It's "you're trying to speak". 'Your' implies ownership - your car, your dog etc. You're is a contraction of 'you are'.
@@hypnoticrobot1074 I agree. It drives me insane when people make videos and sound like this. In his case we will make a exception.
I want to setup la this dechromium processing plant . On mass production basis plz tell me the composition of chemicals in bath.
Plz add your comments
Sorry I can’t tell you
Thanks
Most likely Sodium Hydroxide. Be advised, this method produces Hexavalent Chromium (Chromium 6), VERY toxic stuff. As in "Erin Brockavich" toxic.
@@GoldenSolutionPlating lol, why do a video when you won't share .
@@ulrika8198 don’t know what you mean
Terrific video. I can do that. Thank you
This works ok on thin chrome plate, but having tried to strip thick chrom from motorcycle parts with limited success, I would try something else. Good product but limited.
is it
it works thats the main thing
So how you removed from your motorcycle plz help
What is the liquid in the container?
Chrome stripper
Can you use a chrome stripper for Jewerly ? Jewerly that's not gold? I am going to purchase a chrome stripper
no
because you can only remove chrome from a chrome plated item and Jewerly are not chrome plated
thanks
@@GoldenSolutionPlating do you sell a solution that's able to remove the faded gold from custom jewelry?
@@mariecharles212 no sorry
Hi Uwe ~ Is the electrical device you're using -- the one you're calling a "rectifier" -- the same thing as constant voltage/constant current (CV/CC) DC Power Supply? The metal under the chrome plated pipes shown in your video are in very good condition because, quite honestly, it was difficult for me to see the difference between the stripped metal and the chrome plated metal. I've liked and subscribed , so please keep on making these informative videos.
Hi
yes there are called bench power supply some people call it power rectifier
the metal under the chrome is nickel and nickel looks very close to chrome but if you put them next to each other you see the different
thanks for subscribing
@@GoldenSolutionPlating Thank you for the clarification, Uwe. Do you still sell the Chrome Stripper demonstrated herein via your eBay store? We've got a satin chrome wrench in a wrench set that stands out from the others. Why? Because the remaining wrenches in the set are treated with black oxide. So the idea is to strip the oddball wrench of its chrome plating and, more to the point, to apply a black oxide treatment to make it match the others. By the way, the work we're presently responsible for does not allow us to employ plated metal hand tools.
@@timberwrightsvs480 yes i still sell the chrome stripper on ebay or on my website www.goldensolution.co.uk
thanks
Fascinating.
I've looked everywhere online, but can't find any answers to a question.
I'm sure you are quite a busy person, but by any chance would you know if it is possible to
change the finish or completely remove the chrome finish/shininess of a heavy duty polished chrome doorknob?
I have a design client who just bought a house that has expensive, heavy in weight, doorknobs in shiny polished chrome & she hates it.
Because the hardware switch would be expensive, I told her that I would find out if there were a way to change them...
First I thought; "hmm maybe there's a place where they could be power coated or dipped in a dark, matte bronze-ish black, but
after looking online I came up with nothing.
My fear is that at this point she may just have to buy all new hardware for the house, but I promised her I would try!
Thank you in advance if you happen to see this & have a moment to answer.
She hates shiny hardware (have to agree on that, unless it's polished nickel sink hardware:)
I would get them powder coated just google powder coating but not power coating thanks
Will this remove the copper flashing under
no only the chrome
How do you dispose of the hexavalent chromium?
This process producez hexavalent chromium that may last for centuries as a dastardly poison
Thanks
Too slow and painful to watch. Went to another video after a few minutes.
agreed.
I think that he is eating or chewing gum with all of the smacking.
Especially considering the answer is "use chrome stripper".
How to strip chrome AND nickel???
Indy Vin hi
I have a few videos about chrome stripping and one video about nickel stripping
Did you ever figure it out? Im trying to get to the brass underneath a chrome faucet So that I can give it that aged brass petina. Any tips?
Who in there right mind would pay $93 dollars for CLR. When you can get that same bottle at home depot for under $10 bucks. Wow I mean Wow.
TheDonnrose why 93 dollar
Is that the solution he is using? I want to try this but dont wanan buy his " solution" . what can i use in place of this?
Hello, hoping you can help. I need to de-chrome a kawasaki z1300 frame ( an awful 80's paint job too!) so it's a large item. The chrome is peeling away in parts and there is quite heavy surface rust. How would I go about removing chrome from an item like this. And no, unfortunatly there are no chromers in the vicinity to take it to. Thanks for the vid and your time.
are you sure the the frame is chrome plated
there are original painted or powder coded
i would sandblast the frame
thanks
Thanks for the quick response. Yes, it is chrome plated...definitly. Would sand blasting take off the chrome completely?
Try using battery acid...its a quicker reaction
What is that machine doing? The average person does not have that machine...
It gives you the power
Plating is not for an average person
@@GoldenSolutionPlating I thought all these people sounded like average people. That's why they're watching your video.
You can get a machine for less than £50
Cant you just sand it off
Yes but it’s a lot of work and you sand the nickel away as well it also needs re polishing
No point to much work
@@GoldenSolutionPlating What If i want to remove the chrome, and the nikle to reveal the brass underneath? Ultimate goal of mine is to get down to brass so that I can give it that Vintage Petina brass look.
Hello Im in north calif., I weld #potmetal car parts and antiques etc. Im looking for someone who can handle re-chroming #potmetal. I would much appreciate it.
Pot metal, especially old pot metal, gets pits in the item, and doesn't look good rechromed. We used to simply polish the heck out of it (early GTO hood scoops for example), then sprayed it with a good lacquer.
I can rechrome and polish pot metal and any metal
Much easier process is to use muriatic acid.........stripping chrome from bumpers was one of my chores at my father's chrome shop. Simply used a plastic garbage pail full of acid, stuck one end of the bumper in it, scrubbed it with a brush using rubber gloves.
That sounds dangerous
@@mariecharles212 Larry loves Danger.
@@jostrander71 Hey Larry, When you use the muriatic acid to strip, are you using it alone by itself or adding electricity like in this video? I tried muriatic acid to strip a chrome faucet . left overnight in a water/acid solution but not even a scratch. Should i add electricity?
If your going to do a video, seriously get the damn Jolly Ranchers out of your mouth.
i havent got anything in my mouth
😂😂😂😂😂😭😭
Why are you on his channel if you don't like how he speaks? 😧
seriously
Are you chewing gum
No