Finishing

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Chroming

Tarnishing
Wear Resistant
The chrome layer is applied only after nickel plating and is very thin
The degree of gloss is determined by the underlying nickel layer (shiny nickel / matte nickel), which is why it is also referred to as nickel-chromium.

Shiny layer structure, depending on the nature of the base material whether grinded, polished or raw
Brownish appearance, could tarnish but can be re-polished
Good corrosion protection with sufficient coating thickness
Coating thickness 5-35 microns
Base layer for further coatings such as chrome plating, gilding, silvering
In contrast to chrome, nickel can be painted over. Existing, well-preserved chrome parts can be painted by removing the chromium layer without having to remove the nickel.

Red shiny soft heavy metal
Base of many corrosion protection systems, such as primer coating prior to the nickel- chromium
Good electrical conductivity