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How to Repair Peeling Electroplating Layer?

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SanJasper
08/26/25 4:18am
The substrate surface must be cleaned of oil stains. The common practice for vacuum electroplating is to first spray a layer of primer on the material before electroplating. The most commonly used surface preparation method is sandblasting.
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