Bright Palladium - Electroplating Solution (32 oz)

The stuff leaves a sooty black layer that is easily removed, as long as it isn't down in recessed areas. Maybe I'm using it wrong, but if this blackening problem can't be resolved, I won't recommend it as a replacement for rhodium. Fine for plain articles with no details, but definately not for around stones or on textured surfaces.

First of all this is not for brush as previously advertised and then revised and as far as bath plating it is not bright at all, it's more like gray to oxidized black and trust me I been doing this since 1987, well I should have paid more attention to all the negative reviews from other buyers

I'm using the Platinum plated titanium anode, voltage and temperature that's recommended, but I'm getting a dark, sort of pewter color. Am I doing something wrong or is there something wrong with the solution? This solution is expensive, I'm not happy with the results.

Not bright as describe

I been doing this business since 1987 , this is the worst product I ever came across with , not only it's not bright but ruins the item , took 2 hours of thumbling and 3 polishes to get off the plate, DO NOT BUY / READ THE REST OF REVIEWS LEFT BY OTHERS