Krohn Gold Plating Solutions-14K, 18K, 24K & Pink (Rose) Gold-Quarts

Shipping Restrictions:   Not Returnable. This item contains hazardous materials and cannot be returned.  All sales final.   Ground only via UPS! No air service, No Mail (USPS), No UPS 3 day, 2nd day or next day air allowed. USA only. We cannot ship Plating Solutions outside the United States.    Successful plating requires multiple processes using the correct equipment and materials.  Not all metals can be gold plated. For product questions related to the proper processes and materials that can be plated, please contact manufacturer or search youtube for information.  For professional use only. Choose from these shades all sold in 32 oz quarts: 145.442 24K Gold 145.441 18K Gold 145.440 14K Gold 145.443 Pink Gold* (This pink has a yellow tint similar to 18ky) 145.443DB Double Pink Gold* (This is what would be called rose gold) 145.443TR Triple Pink Gold* (Triple pink is close to a copper penny in color) For Professional Use Only. For industrial/occupational use only. Not for consumer sale or use.   All Sales are Final-Plating solutions will not be accepted back for credit for any reason!   This is a traditional cyanide based gold plating solution and is for professional use only. Each quart contains 1 DWT of gold.  Krohn gold plating solution can be shipped UPS ground without additional hazardous shipping charges. Please note shipping restrictions below!   *Krohn pink gold solution is now available in 3 different colors of pink gold-pink (original), double pink and triple pink. While no standards exists for describing shades of pink, original pink has been described as a bit brassy while double pink and triple pink are for a lack of a better word-pinker. All sales are final-we will not accept gold plating solutions back for credit for any reason.   Plating Tip from Krohn: During my conversations with customers, I’ve noticed a common issue: many are using less than 500ml of plating solution, hoping to conserve it and make it last longer. However, smaller baths have the opposite effect. Smaller baths contain less metal, which limits the plating process and could increase plating times. With a smaller volumes, less of the anode is submerged in the solution, reducing the current density, and potentially affecting the quality of the deposit. Larger baths contain more metal, which improves plating speed and reduces unnecessary metal waste. The higher current density of larger baths results in a smoother, more even finish. Lower volume baths also tend to become contaminated more quickly, as drag-out into the solution becomes more pronounced. Larger baths are less prone to contamination, meaning you’ll use your solution for longer and get more value from each gram of metal. If you want to increase the quality and efficiency of your plating, it’s time to switch to a larger bath.