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Electro Polishing

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I keep hearing about electro polishing but do not know anything about it.
Is this something you make up yourself or do you have to purchase some expensive apparatus or something?
Tell me more!
 
Lee,
The link below will provide you with a basic explanation of what Electropolishing is, the explanation starts in the sixth paragraph down.
Hope this is of use.
Have a GREAT day & HH.
SteveC
 
Just in case you mean Electrolysis. Here is a good link for info..
 
You got it Can-U.
This is exactally what I had in mind. I have seen it referred to many times in this forum but had no idea how it was done.
Looks like it would be pretty easy to pit the coin if you let the process go too long. The article says more voltage is better but less may be more controllable. I am not sure how fast the process runs but I get the idea.
 
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