how to do zinc plating of metal parts for corrosion protection diy electroplating

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Here I demonstrate my DIY process of garage zinc electroplating using my custom café racer motorcycle part. Easy way to protect metal parts from rust and corrosion by using zinc plating on those old care and motorcycle project parts
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[@Majorvideonut2]

This worked out so well for you I think I'm going to do my WWII German tank. I dug a hole in my backyard and made it deep enough to hang the German tank from 4 cables. It is going to work out great because the overhead power lines running to my house is perfect to hang that monster and supply the current needed. Great vid.

[@TomlinsTE]

Now all you need is a tiny zink plate, a spork, and a small battery. And maybe some pickle juice...

[@onesri6108]

Are you still alive?

[@shadetreesurgeon]

Finally, a zinc plating how to that anyone can do at home!

[@SadhnaPankajKiRasoi9755223495]

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[@spacetruckin6555]

It's satire, you unwashed Weirdo!

[@johnnycactus0]

i'm doing my whole bike....as i live in britain i've simply attached the zinc to my bike in situ and plugged a lead in from the house mains electricity and am now allowing the rain outside to work it.s magic!!! thanks ichiban!!!

[@IchibanMoto]

johnnycactus0 Awesome ! and that reminds me to pick up one of those adapters to convert my American voltage to British Imperial voltage

[@TheWolf1251993]

Hi cactus I'am Taiwanese biker. I live in a island surrounding the sea and lots of rain with high humidity air. Could you tell me more detail about this? I can't understand " in situ" and "plugged a lead in from the house mains electricity" Thank you.

[@hamisijiu9699]

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[@stuarttrewern]

NB friendly heads up to our murican friends , UK electricity can give off vapours, (best to leave a door for window open) if there is a build up of these vapours it can start to reverse the process of plating. In extreme cases you could loose the whole bike when attempting this way, apart from the rubber and plastic items.

[@paulbennell3313]

Stuart T That's what happened to mine. How stupid do I feel?

[@allanmaureenmacintyre4474]

Got to be the best vibrating parts cleaner ever. The cat litter is "bad ass" man. Super impressed. :-)

[@flickcogswell220]

Only an intelligent person could tweak the actual facts enough to make this satire work as well as it does. Pure genius, plus the droll narrative is perfect. Your videos crack me up, thanks.

[@gadgetdeez7069]

your electrical assembly tape connecting the "hot" and "power" wires to the battery backwards was pretty funny. but not as funny as that amazing electrical connection to the plate. hahaha

[@ChaplainDaveSparks]

I loved the drilling process into the zinc plate.

[@IchibanMoto]

a drill is a handy tool to own

[@BilderbergCEO]

Pro level :D

[@masonringbinder684]

I watched all your vids soda blasting , plating and sonic cleaning and have decided to zinc plate my car. I don't have any money to buy zinc but I remembered you said boats have them. So I'll put some vinegar and soda in the trunk and drive my car off a quayside next to a boat and hook it up to an overhead powerline then I'll have a rust free car. Thanks Ichi.

[@IchibanMoto]

+Mason Ringbinder well done mate !

[@kengoodwin5906]

OMG! That hand drill scene! LMFAO!! That was great!

[@theultimatetime8029]

Hey 😄

[@TheStanleyVillan]

Found this by accident, what a great accident to have. I've just started re building my 67 Bonneville. Stuffed it in a shed for 16 years. Long story, involved a crash. I need all the help I can get so these sort of finds are priceless. Now to make that tumbler. Cheers.

[@IchibanMoto]

Stephen Staines bad ass! and best of luck with that sweet Pontiac!

[@msgstan8212]

Absolutely love Ichiban's videos. But I'm never completely sure which parts to take seriously...

[@paulwyleciol3459]

this gui is a talent by nature! he should be in the movies and I would sit there for hours - and he is right 5 of 5 ichi ban is what he has to earn! No one less!

[@FclefRules]

Amazing!! Your zinc plating looks identical to silver spray paint!

[@FDNY584]

This is not a joke and works very well. He's relying on the fact you know what you're doing and KNOW his jokes and can discern the "mistakes" LMAO. His videos are hilarious and very good advise.

[@IchibanMoto]

i'm trying copper plating

[@ronplucksstrings7112]

...it takes a lot to tweak the actual science and details just enough to be believable, and it takes a lot more to present, and film and produce it in a video like this...well done Itchybunns! I'll be watching more of your work! Thanks!

[@IchibanMoto]

thanks for watching ! and if you find i have missed a video topic , i have a list here of things to film when it warms up out in the shed

[@Vincepenalty]

My favorite part of these vidoes is whenever he pulls out the hand drill.

[@ramondelgado6527]

I'm trying to decide whether these videos are joke or for real.

[@xenolithhh]

Same

[@TaenXD]

+Ramon Delgado I'm right with you haha

[@mrfester42]

+Ramon Delgado b They're for real.

[@ramondelgado6527]

mrfester42​ I'll have to try it

[@inboilsideath]

+Ramon Delgado Not only are they not real, they're also not very charming or clever. Dry mid-western humor for the win!

[@corinneguynes7972]

This is the best DIY video I've seen. Short, Simple, Hilarious.

[@AndyManCam]

Awesome. The lengths you will go to in the pursuit of Badassery always amazes and impresses me. Hats off dear boy!

[@vparsons81]

+Andy Man Cam You are too easily impressed.

[@vparsons81]

+oldBRATTrider Don't waste your time it's BS.

[@aaaarrrgggghh]

years passed and I totally forgot about you, then I picked a clue with the pickles, another with the drill and in the end I saw the ichiban stickers and it all came back to me haha I will subscribe, then I just need to re watch all your vids, hoping it's all been well with you over the years, greetings from italy!

[@IchibanMoto]

@@aaaarrrgggghh thanks for watching! I need to finish some new videos

[@saulocpp]

Dude, careful not to explode your lab with the power from this 1 AA battery!

[@ricardog5124]

hahahahahaha and 10 years later you get that piece with nickel

[@23seana73]

Three hundred seconds is what he said... time to make a nice cup of tea. Ideal.

[@XSshot]

Saulo Silva was about to say smthng like that... b-hah! ... ))))

[@berealart7437]

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[@wayj6185]

Sensei Ichiban...You are the troll I dream of becoming. I am now a subscriber. May the badassdom continue.

[@NPCSN]

🤣😂 nobody commented on the fact that he “attached” the zinc with the wire sheathing still on. Lmao these videos are awesome.

[@jsollien127]

So, my wife ate my motorcycle part thinking it was a pickle. On the positive side, the methyl-ethyl kacetone cured her dyslexia. Thanks Ichiban Moto!

[@nonetaken7873]

It looks real, but is this a joke? At 2:42 the sacrificial zinc plate wasn't even touching the battery wire it was supposedly attached to. The battery wire wasn't stripped where it went through the hole in the zinc plate. The copper wire that was exposed looked to be too high to touch any of the zinc plate.

[@RickMurphy66]

Clearly the wire was stripped and tightly contacting the Zinc. Not sure who's glasses you had on but maybe you should consider trading them old one's in for a new pair.

[@nonetaken7873]

+Rick Murphy Wow, why are you being such a dork? Anyway, at 2:42 everyone can clearly see the wire is not stripped for it's loop through the zinc anode plate and the little bit of wire that is stripped at the end is barely if at all touching the zinc anode.

[@RickMurphy66]

+NoneTaken Shit, your completely correct. Guess i need to get an updated pair of glasses.

[@mcclainschilling6419]

Methel-ethyl-kacetone...really? Just remember that name: Ichibanmoto

[@MichelLinschoten]

+NoneTaken That is why it's called satire....

[@MrWilko58]

I sent my spork off to CERN in Switzerland, to be calibrated using the Large Hedron Collider. I don't know what they did, but it cost me a fortune. I now have the most accurate spork on the planet. It's BAD ASS.

[@IchibanMoto]

+MrWilko58 now that is awesomeness !

[@MrMakisat]

Good job, but the coper wire don't touch the zinc plate, for faster results connect the wire to the plate w/o pvc insulation and replace the power source with higher voltage battery or AC/DC power supply.

[@IchibanMoto]

induction?

[@trask60]

Marjan Stojanovski

[@joansteele828]

Marjan Stojanovski hotnbgirlswith bigappati

[@zanpekosak2383]

Do you know that this video is a joke?

[@aitortilla7250]

Im impressed nobody talking about the zinc is wrapped with the insulated part of the wire 2:41

[@Mailmartinviljoen]

some accurate and steady hand drilling there.

[@IchibanMoto]

Martin Viljoen TheTechTinker why thank you sir 🖒

[@scottvincent1596]

After watching another Ichiban video I must retract my thumbs down rating on this video. I now realize that Ichiban is a true professional. I bow to the master! This video now receives a thumbs up rating.

[@IchibanMoto]

+scott vincent thank you for the thumbs up !

[@Spiderelectron]

So funny! Battery backwards, no connection to the zinc. Laughed for almost a second.

[@MaghoxFr]

+SpiderElectron You didn't laugh at the drill? That was pretty hilarious

[@FontediCalore]

one second is a good start though. Keep at it.

[@waynerobinson2301]

MaghoxFr yeah that was funny

[@nexpro6985]

@Ichiban Moto I did this to the chrome on my '67 Norumphasaki cafe racer sidecar outfit. I added Golden Syrup to the solution and now my bike looks real classy with all the gold trim. Awesome info as usual dude, peace out.

[@IchibanMoto]

must try this pro tip!

[@zombieprinting2670]

laughed my head off when you started drilling hahahaha that was awesome.

[@IchibanMoto]

sometimes you gotta make a hole... just 'sayin :D

[@panzermacher]

what medium do you use in your tumbler?

[@srednadahlberg]

It's kitty litter.

[@henkiehenk8527]

+5th Columnist k

[@berealart7437]

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[@tgtg2945]

Must be nearly the best channel on the planet

[@IchibanMoto]

why thank you !!!!!

[@tgtg2945]

Lol Still awaiting a return Hint hint More videos Thanks

[@bobo888bobo]

" I don't have any vinegar, so I am going to use pickle juice" LOL subscribed!

[@IchibanMoto]

thanks for watching and sharing !

[@Sky-jq2no]

I mean.. It doesn't even matter tho

[@1calvin]

my grandfather owned a plating shop, all I remember is the smell...nice job

[@IchibanMoto]

I couldn't get the pickle smell out of my hair for weeks

[@andygaras]

this guy has to be a used car salesman

[@IchibanMoto]

+Andy Garag I'm a motorcycle shop owner

[@quintalyurts8192]

Another great windup even if the 'science' behind it is sound (with a bit of research). Worrying about the refurbishment of the wheel tensioners when the rest of the rear end is almost scrap! Genius! 😂👍

[@BourkeTommy]

This is getting annoying lol. I keep running across this guy's videos when I actually want to figure out some advice on a cafe build and this dudes goofy videos keep popping up lol.

[@IchibanMoto]

why thank you, I'm always looking for new video ideas too

[@hacktheropy1758]

Exactly @tommy bourke, its so annoying! Do some real videos that actually help us. I feel bad for the people who dont know and actually expect that battery to work 🤦🏼‍♂️😑

[@802Garage]

This is what my brain feels like when it slowly melts as I'm speculating on how to do a project I've never done before, hahaha. It just devolved more and more.

[@_baller]

Tumbler: mmmmmmmmmmm Guy: Bad ass

[@mrlepto]

i did this once by crushing a bunch of zinc capsules up into powder and putting that in the solution with a bare wire hooked to power and dunked my parts in. pretty awesome!

[@IchibanMoto]

+Chris M. excellent tip!

[@mclovin583]

This guy's my fucking hero.

[@AimlessMoto]

The shenanigans, YET AGAIN, make me question the validity of professional results gained from cat toilet sand and pickle juice. I want to try this and not be disappointed... but somehow, I see failure in my future.

[@vparsons81]

+AimlessMoto YEP...'fraid so...

+AimlessMoto You are not bad ass.

[@hinforthslomie3495]

+AimlessMoto The key is the amount of pickle juice you use. A little bit equals failure; a large amount equals really big failure.

[@Creator_Nater]

u gotta have faith in yourself. an inventor, or experimenter will fail a thousand times before getting it right

[@team3383]

keeping the bike clean and oiled up would avoid all this hullabaloo in the first place. Seems like taking a sledge hammer to plant a nail in the wall to me. useful info though.

[@Yp-ku4sy]

When you pulled out the spork, I just lost it lol. 10/10

[@IchibanMoto]

+Max W. yes, accurate measurements are key

[@MissMelica]

You are hilarious!! :D HAHAH loooollll

[@IchibanMoto]

+Bike Boobs thanks for watching and sharing !

[@MissMelica]

Hahah no probs, you are totally Worth it :)

[@MaghoxFr]

+Bike Boobs badassss it cracked me up, awesome video

[@berealart7437]

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[@jimevans1809]

This is the most awesomer thing you've ever done.

[@IchibanMoto]

+Yoshio Tamiya thanks Yoshio !

[@MrTHIPARU]

2:47 the unisolated part of the wire doesn't even touch the "zinc plate",this guy is trooling a lot of people

[@IchibanMoto]

induction

[@jovis2589]

You all seem to have missed the fact that it was stainless steel in the first place. Makes it so much easier for him to polish and pass it as plated.

[@Coldfin9er]

Great technical advice as always. I think I'll plate my nuts, they are getting old and are rather crusty.

[@steelerbacker1965]

Coldfin9er That's what my wife told me about mine.

[@NeverSquid]

I lead plated mine. Makes them bullet resistant.

[@Lengsel7]

Make sure you leave them in a vibratory tumbler first.

[@MrOlgrumpy]

You will have to put them in the vibrating parts cleaner to remove the "crusty" first. [gotta see that]

[@juzdoitbtcrandom3717]

Soak it wid pickle juice for 1day then let your wife taste it if its ready to get plated or not and also no shower before and after

[@1320420]

"The red is hot, the black is power" Awesome!

[@23seana73]

Only in the Northern Hemisphere though. That's the very important morsel of information lacking in this documentary.

[@rentefald]

haha.... nice tricks, but you can't fool me.

[@vparsons81]

+rentefald Someone with a little common sense at last !

[@sierrafox5444]

My new favourite channel

[@archangel20031]

He also failed to disassemble the parts.

[@23seana73]

You would need to disassemble the part to be coated but Master Ichiban is Badass so he quite literally doesn't need to. One day you may be badass enough to get away with it. It's all about putting in the hours.

[@archangel20031]

One day I may be badass enough to get away with it? Ah well, Ichiban is a Badass name. Someday! LOL

[@1duskyknight]

I really don't know what the hell was going on there with the unstripped wires & that precision drilling, but i had to subscribe, but not only that, it's a wonder he didn't blow his place to kingdom come with the awesome power of a AA battery.

[@MotorClassics]

3.43 minutes lost forever....should have trusted my instincts about this one...

[@pebear]

I love this. I got plenty of parts on my 73 XLCH that need this treatment...

[@lmind2]

Ichiban Moto videos are all meant for entertainment purposes. It's a parody guys, c'mon! lol...

[@glenndavis2762]

yea, the vibratory parts cleaner was the dead giveaway!

[@davidpovey01]

"Ichiban Moto videos are all meant for entertainment purposes. It's a parody guys, c'mon!" What a waste of the internets and all the valuable resources that go into it! No wonder the world is in such a state!

[@MTL_Rider]

actual that works, it's a tumbler that is usually used to clean ammo casing for people that reload for their firearms, but you use the right product you can do small parts as well.

[@davidpovey01]

Don't be ridiculous Robert MTL have you even watched the video how he 'made' the vibrator and used CAT LITTER? But let's bear in mind even the cleaning was just part of this stupid waste of time and energy.

[@MTL_Rider]

yes I have a tumble to clean ammo casing. With a more abrasive media I can see this work.The rest i don't believe

[@johnswimcat]

Why all the negative comments? This looks good to me, I shall try it

[@mgopissarsebandit4823]

I wish youtube would install a 'bullshit o meter' so we could flag this kind of rubbish.

[@IchibanMoto]

is that a thing?

[@23seana73]

I discovered a chemical free plating system that may be of use to you Master Ichiban... Simply wrap the same Kevlar/Teflon coated sheet material that some chefs use for covering a turkey around the part and for a Thick Lacquer like finish Sellotape is outstanding. Just a trick from UK Ichiban-land. Xx

[@IchibanMoto]

i shall try that !

[@stevechapman6551]

This must be a joke

[@sibco96]

Badass! Red is hot and black is power.

[@recless8667]

Just a clarification, zinc isn't "rust-proof", or even really corrosion-resistant. Zinc plating is a sacrificial medium, meaning it corrodes so the steel doesn't. To protect the zinc from oxidization (rusting) and to harden the surface, you then have to apply a layer of chromate, typically clear chromate. Think of it like paint. You've got the steel of the body, then the layer of paint that gives it color, and then on top of that you have the clear-coat. Zinc is the same way; you have the steel, the zinc, and then the "clear-coat" of chromate.

[@jasondoling5382]

I cant stop watching these.

[@IchibanMoto]

+Jason Doling thanks for watching and sharing Jason !

[@IamAli89]

hi friend. great and a simple video, just 2 questions : 1)how can i find Zinc plate easily/ cheaply anywhere in my home, i mean any scrapped household item? 2) How long the zinc plating will last, temporary or a good period of time? Thanks :)

[@GTsGarage]

Bad-ass indeed, was thinking of anodising some aluminium bolts gold for the project bike, clutch cover and valve cover. Nicely done fella, 5 stickers indeed

[@houndsmanone4563]

Ichiban Moto: that is pretty neat. I had a corroded bolt on my Harley that was difficult to get to so my mechanic eventually replaced it. If corrosion occurs again, I think I may try my hand using your method. Thanks much for sharing.

[@fredchevalier2333]

Absolutely fabulous my dude, EXACTLY what i was looking for! SUBBED

[@4speed3pedals]

Not criticizing your video, in fact, it is really good for anyone that is a DIY'er. I want to point out that your tumbling process may not have removed all the chrome. It did remove chrome plating that has become "delaminated" (not sure of the proper term) due to oxidation of the base metal. Corrosion did not occur over the entire part. What you accomplished is to smooth the surface appearance for visual appeal. For stripping off the plating, within reason, use hydrochloric acid (muriatic acid). Hydrochloric acid is used to remove the chrome in production shops for the purpose of re-chroming. Removal time is equivalent to plating time. in most cases (pH determines the time on known thickness). Chrome is approximately 1/6th the thickness of nickel. Most chrome double plating ( meaning chrome over nickel, no copper in the process, such as toasters, bread boxes, Harley-Davidson) keeps the part in the nickel bath for approx. 32 minutes and less than 5 minutes in the chrome bath. Hydrochloric acid is available in hardware store and big box stores. Do not leave in overnight!!!. Depending on the solution of HCl (pH), it may take only 10 minutes. You should be able to see something happening. Rinse the part thoroughly. If you own a tumbler, after stripping, drop said parys into the rocks to achieve the smooth finish. Sorry, I do not have recommendation for the time the part is the strip bath because plating comes in various thicknesses and acid for the consumer is weak compared to what is used on a production plating line. Regardless. this is fun. WORK SAFE, know the dangers. Acids can become airborne and corrode everything in your shop, including your lungs. This is not something you try without investigating. Proper ventilation is necessary or do it outside. The acid bath for stripping does not need electric current. Yes, residual chrome can be plated over. Results will not be as good as the original process. Zinc is sacrificial, always turns white after time and is no where near as good as chrome or cadmium, it is just shiny in the beginning and EPA friendly. If you find a mistake in my information, please add the corrected info. I am trying to help. Personally, I despise zinc after knowing the quality of cadmium most of my life.

[@Fridelain]

I took apart some used alkaline batteries, extracted the zinc paste core, mixed that with water, and use a graphite lead from a pencil as an electrode. An alkaline electrolite will plate slower but achieves greater thickness.

[@IchibanMoto]

I will try this

[@dnps9208]

That is really helpful for small batch of plated material

[@IchibanMoto]

+Dipesh Patel thanks, I need to come up with something for large batches of fasteners etc

[@slyarsenal]

I really enjoyed the science and pragmatic approach to this project. I've learnt so much in a concise and comprehensive video. Thanks.

[@IchibanMoto]

you are very welcome my Red friend

[@slyarsenal]

Ichiban Moto Never mind the 5 Ichiban stickers, you get 5 Ichiban fridge magnets from me.

[@allainmatthieu]

I appreciate people who shows interesting stuff !!! but please don't lie badass!!!

[@kcjones679]

I can't stress enough how important it is to use a red and a black wire in this process. Remember, only you can prevent electrocution!

[@waltervondervogelweide8323]

super einfache Anleitung zum galvanischem verzinken. Danke

[@IchibanMoto]

+Frank Leddermann ich danke Ihnen für das Ansehen und den Austausch

[@aerodicus]

Magically my parts tumbler produces brand new parts!

[@darkshadowsx5949]

I need to get one of those!!

[@markrent3269]

officially my favorite funny channel

[@IchibanMoto]

+mark rent thanks for watching and sharing Mark !

[@kalleklp7291]

Thank's for uploading..you did a five star job there dude..!

[@IchibanMoto]

+Kalle Klæp sure thing, thanks for watching and sharing !

[@syednayeem6630]

Thank you so much to expliaining in simple and spoon feeding way

[@tf7556]

Totally awesome!!! Love the old sckool hacks. Making it work!!! Resourceful, innovative, and inventful.

[@rcwarship]

You are BADASS! This worked like a champ, thanks for the great tutorial. Jon

[@karlvanboxel561]

Great to c all the latest tech being used fantastic 😂😂

[@nigel2555]

the mould is a great solution thanks

[@Canjo45]

I’m just gonna drop this in my vibrating parts tumbler ….wife walks in “I have been missing that pan for about 2 years now “…….. detective “ma-am im sorry for your loss just to double check and put it on record you said he tripped and fell down stairs ? “……wife-“that’s right “

[@More-Space-In-Ear]

Never done this with just a 2xAA battery, usually I use a 9v ac adapter...I’ll definitely try this out, cheers 👍🏼😊

[@cbc6666661]

YES.... YOU ARE ABAD ASSSSS!!!! VERY SMART AND HANDY FELLA THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR IDEAS

[@IchibanMoto]

+STARPOINT CINEMA you are very, very welcome ! thanks for watching !

[@bishopmachineshop3216]

Very comprehensive video. I use this same process all the time. One thing I would keep in mind if you have to use pickle juice, check the ingredients for yellow number 5. It will give your parts a yellow tint, still pretty bad ass.

[@mrastroboy33]

Awesome ! Thanks for sharing ! Great tumbler!

[@victorgalvez927]

hahahahaha..!!! You are a genius..! best video I we seen for a time!

[@IchibanMoto]

+Victor Galvez your welcome ! :D thanks for watching and sharing

[@czardrum]

You are a monster!! Such important and clear information.

[@IchibanMoto]

+Carlos César Machado you are very welcome Carlos ! thanks for watching and sharing :)

[@dadsvespa]

"The red is hot, and the black is power"??....hahhahaha now that cracked me up! Matt

[@Whatsssinside]

The zinc will be deposited on the part that is connected to the negative of the battery. You just confused me by connecting the red wire to the negative. However you've done a badass galvanization.

[@MrApaHotel]

I wonder if it would be possible to zinc plate naked metal on a car when repairing rust. If I remove the rust first and and then build a incasement around the naked metal and do a zinc plating before painting. That would be interesting to see.

[@boyborit-sinagol8486]

Im planning to restore my Xr 200 bike...bolts,nuts are rusted i feel pity seeing my bike rusting..thanks for this...

[@_baller]

Man plating is so interesting

[@IchibanMoto]

when it warms up, i have some copper to plate too

[@davidjefferson9456]

I had to subscribe, this results are BADASS

[@ja7175]

Dude, that is most definitely badass. Thanks for the awesome share!

[@pipinghotpizzarolls]

“Two sporks full”. Love it

[@nigel2555]

yess its done fantastique best wishes from france

[@IchibanMoto]

+nigel2555 vive la France !