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When it comes to chrome plating, the rule of thumb is that the final plated finish is only as good as the pre-polished (or unpolished) material. The surface condition of the material prior to plating will more or less determine the quality of the plating job. Sequentially, the amount of polishing required to reach a desired finish is determined by the surface condition of the actual raw material. For example: rough castings will require more polishing operations than cold rolled steel. Commonly polished materials include mild steel, stainless steel, aluminum, brass and copper. Listed below are the different types of metal polishingSatin finish: rough to medium grit abrasive finish. Brushed finish: fine grain abrasive belt or scotch-brite wheel finish. Straight buff finish: buff material to bright finish; not meant to remove scratches, inclusions or porosity. Mirror buff finish: buffing procedure used in conjunction with abrasive polishing. Abrasive belts are used to remove surface imperfections and buffing to bring metal to a mirror-like condition. In conclusion, metal polishing is basically an art form and the polishers at SPC average over 10 years of polishing experience. We can help you make wise decisions as to how much polishing is required to achieve your ultimate desired finish. Satin finish: rough to medium grit abrasive finish. Brushed finish: fine grain abrasive belt or scotch-brite wheel finish. Straight buff finish: buff material to bright finish; not meant to remove scratches, inclusions or porosity. Mirror buff finish: buffing procedure used in conjunction with abrasive polishing. Abrasive belts are used to remove surface imperfections and buffing to bring metal to a mirror-like condition. In conclusion, metal polishing is basically an art form and the polishers at SPC average over 10 years of polishing experience. We can help you make wise decisions as to how much polishing is required to achieve your ultimate desired finish. https://www.chromeplatingandpolishing.com/

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