NickelPlatingPro

Nickel plating solutions, electroless chemistry, and direct support for DIY users, restoration shops, and professional production work.

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Professional nickel plating solutions that actually produce a bright, consistent finish.

  • Beginner-friendly nickel plating kit options
  • Bright nickel solution for decorative results
  • Electroless nickel plating kit support for complex parts
  • Acid copper plating solution prep for stronger adhesion
Nickel plating results showing a bright finish on plated metal parts
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Three kit tiers Choose a setup that matches your part size, budget, and workload.
DIY to production-scale support Order small for testing or contact us for larger quantities for shop use.

All Products

Shop nickel solutions, electroless chemistry, starter supplies, additives, and full kit options in one place, with larger-quantity support available for professional shops.

Nickel plating solution 1 quart bottle Solution

32 oz Nickel Plating Solution + 1 Nickel Anode

Ready-to-use nickel sulfate/chloride bath with boric acid and brighteners for small-part work.

$35.00
Nickel electroplating solution 1 gallon Solution

Nickel Chloride Electroplating Solution 1 Gallon

Produces a clean, uniform nickel finish with strong adhesion and excellent throwing power. Ideal for restoration work, functional coatings, and pre-plate layers.

$60.00
Nickel chloride and nickel sulfate electroplating solution 64 ounces Solution

Nickel Chloride and Nickel Sulfate Solution / Nickel Watts Formula - 64 oz

Watts bath blend for bright or semi-bright nickel with solid corrosion resistance.

$50.00
Nickel chloride hexahydrate 100 gram container Chemical

Nickel Chloride Hexahydrate 100g

Nickel chloride, 100g.

$25.00
One gallon nickel strike concentrate container Concentrate

1 Gallon Nickel Strike Concentrate 1 Gal. - Makes 2 Gal.

1 gallon nickel strike concentrate that makes 2 gallons.

$79.99
Electroless nickel solution 32 ounces Electroless

Electroless Nickel - 32 oz

Small-batch electroless chemistry for test runs, small parts, and controlled shop trials.

$55.00
Nickel solution with anode and clips for starter plating setup Starter Setup

Nickel Brush Plating Kit - 16 oz Solution + Nickel Anode + Lead Clips

Convenient starter purchase for first-time platers working on small hardware and test parts.

$40.00
Nickel plating starter kit beginner setup with solution, nickel anode, lead clips, and quick start guide Starter Kit

Nickel Plating Starter Kit - Beginner Setup

32 oz nickel plating solution with chloride, sulfate, boric acid, and brighteners, plus 1 nickel anode, lead clips with basic wiring, and a printed quick start guide.

$59.99
Nickel electroplating brightener additive bottle Additive

Nickel Electroplating Brightener

Brightener additive for users dialing in more luster and improved finish clarity in existing baths.

$29.99
Complete plating kit with power supply and nickel anodes Best Value

Nickel Plating Kit - 2 Gal. w/ 30v 10a Power Supply

2 gallons of electroplating solution, anodes, a 30V 10A power supply, and setup guidance.

$185.00
30V 10A adjustable bench power supply for electroplating setups Equipment

30V 10A Adjustable Power Supply

Adjustable bench power supply for electroplating setups, with precise voltage and current control for small parts and test pieces.

$70.00
Nickel plating service deposit graphic Service

Nickel Plating Service Starting Price

Reserve custom plating work for restoration, fabricated parts, or hardware jobs after quote review.

$75.00
Electroless nickel starter kit image New

Electroless Nickel Starter Kit

Starter package for first-time electroless nickel jobs with setup guidance for heat and suspension.

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Plating Guides

Read setup advice and prep guidance before you start your next part.

Guide

How to Nickel Plate Steel

Prep steps, current basics, and the finishing sequence that helps steel plate cleanly.

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Prep Workflow

Copper Strike Before Nickel

Learn when an acid copper strike helps adhesion before bright nickel on steel and repaired parts.

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Beginner Help

Beginner Plating Guide

A simple first-day workflow built for DIY nickel plating on small parts and hardware.

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What Customers Like

Feedback from restoration, professional shop, and DIY projects using these solutions.

“The finish came out bright on my second try once I followed the cleaning steps and current guidance.”

DIY Restorer

Used the bright nickel solution on steel hardware.

“The anodes and gallon bath made repeat parts more consistent than piecing together random supplies.”

Small Shop Buyer

Upgraded from single-item ordering to a higher-value setup.

“The troubleshooting content saved me from blaming the chemistry when the real issue was prep.”

First-Time Plater

Converted after reading the beginner and dull plating guides.

Custom Plating Services

If you want plated parts without building your own setup, request a quote and reserve your job here.

Restoration Hardware

Bright nickel for trim, brackets, and period-correct restoration components.

Industrial Components

Wear-resistant coatings for fixtures, tools, and repeat-use shop hardware, including larger-quantity production needs.

PC and Custom Fabrication

Blocks, heatsinks, and specialty metal parts with a cleaner cosmetic finish.

FAQ

Quick answers for choosing the right kit, prep step, or plating method.

What should I buy first?

If you are new to DIY nickel plating, start with a smaller solution or starter-style setup, then move up to the larger kit once your part size and current needs are clear.

Do you supply professional shops?

Yes. NickelPlatingPro serves DIY users, restoration businesses, and professional shops that need larger quantities or repeat ordering support.

What if I need brighter results?

Use the bright nickel solution for decorative work and consider the brightener additive if your bath has already seen repeated use.

Is electroless better for complex parts?

Often yes. Electroless nickel can coat recesses and complicated shapes more evenly because it does not rely on electrical current distribution.

When should I use copper before nickel?

When adhesion is difficult on steel or repaired surfaces, a copper strike before nickel can improve leveling and coverage.