Sorry, I guess I misunderstood. I would keep that solution, and keep collecting it. I am toying with platinum plating right now, but its an expensive time-consumer when I have other projects that really need to be done first.
Here is a hint. The Romans used to coat their iron weapons with COPPER by putting them in a bath of vinegar, salt, and copper chunks. I accidently discovered this while running acetic acid and salt on a rusted car panel using a pump and hose with a copper nozzle. It removed the rust off the steel, and copper plated my body panel, lol.
Statistics: Posted by waterbard — Mon Nov 27, 2006 12:53 pm
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I wired a 12 Volt battery via a voltmeter for the simple reason the volt meter has croc clips so I could easily connect some power to the disks.
I know about the chlorine risk, but thanks for the warning anyway.
* But could you answer the question about the missing coating from the anode, and the yellow-green scum on top after I called it quits, please?
Statistics: Posted by mael — Mon Nov 27, 2006 4:10 am
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