Legor® Super Bright White Room-Temperature Rhodium Plating Solutions, Acid-Based

Made by Legor Group, this RH1RT formulation offers exceptional brightness and operates at room temperature. This formula plates in half the time with a faster deposition rate, and decreased evaporation helps preserve your bath chemistry. You get Legor quality at a more economical price because the acid level in this solution is low enough that hazardous shipping charges do not apply.

Rhodium is a bright white, tarnish-resistant, hard metal in the platinum group—ideal for giving jewelry a brilliant white finish. Plate rhodium directly onto platinum, gold, or nickel only. With a preliminary nickel plate, you can plate onto silver and copper alloys. With a preliminary copper plate followed by nickel, you can plate rhodium onto tin, lead, brass, and bronze alloys. Use rhodium with a platinized titanium anode.This 0.5-liter bottle contains 0.5 gram of rhodium—the lower rhodium content makes this solution more affordable, but you still have the volume of solution needed to cover your work; the plating process and results are unchanged.

Made by Legor Group, this RH1RT formulation offers exceptional brightness and operates at room temperature. This formula plates in half the time with a faster deposition rate, and decreased evaporation helps preserve your bath chemistry. You get Legor quality at a more economical price because the acid level in this solution is low enough that hazardous shipping charges do not apply.

Rhodium is a bright white, tarnish-resistant, hard metal in the platinum group—ideal for giving jewelry a brilliant white finish. Plate rhodium directly onto platinum, gold or nickel only. With a preliminary nickel plate, you can plate onto silver and copper alloys. With a preliminary copper plate followed by nickel, you can plate rhodium onto tin, lead, brass and bronze alloys. Use rhodium with a platinized titanium anode.This one-liter bottle contains 1 gram of rhodium—the lower rhodium content makes this solution more affordable, but you still have the volume of solution needed to cover your work; the plating process and results are unchanged.