Process for preparing an object for chrome plating
OwnerVern Coley, Patrick Ramnarineinventors
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Abstract
A process for chrome plating a non-ferrous object includes copper plating the non-ferrous object which has had burrs and surface irregularities removed. The surface of the copper plated object is smoothed, and copper plate irregularities removed, by moving dry abrasive media over the object for a pre-determined period of time. Typically, this is done by placing the copper plated object into a finishing machine having dry abrasive media therein. The object is then chrome plated.
Claims9
A process for chrome plating a non-ferrous object, comprising the steps of:
- plating the non-ferrous object;
- removing plate irregularities and smoothing the surface of the plated object by moving dry abrasive media over the plated object for a predetermined time;
- and
- chrome plating the object after the removing and smoothing step.
A process for chrome plating a non-ferrous object, comprising the steps of:
- copper plating the non-ferrous object;
- removing copper plate irregularities and smoothing the surface of the copper plated object by placing the copper plated object into a finishing machine having lightweight dry abrasive media therein and moved over the copper plated object for a predetermined time;
- and
- chrome plating the object after the removing and smoothing step.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.