Plating method and structure

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1980-01-16

1981-10-20

Kendall, Ralph S.

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427404, 427406, 427423, 427427, 428646, 428647, 428648, 204 38B, 204 41, 204 30, C23C 700

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042961815

ABSTRACT:
A plated member and method of producing the member. The plated member includes a chrome plating over a tin zinc sprayed coating on a prepared surface. The member is produced by acid stripping, cleaning, baking and re-cleaning the member to prepare the surface thereof, subsequently spray coating the prepared surface with a tin zinc material, abrading the surface of the tin zinc coated member to the desired form, and plating the cleaned, coated and abraded surface with two copper, two nickel and one chromium layers.

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