Welcome to Spa Plating
We are the leading brush plating specialists in Australia and the UK, supplying the general public and industry with gold plating and silver electroplating plating kits.

What is brush plating and how does it work?
Brush plating is a way of electroplating gold, copper, nickel, and other metals without the use of a tank. As in the picture, gold plating solution is brushed on and, with an electrical current from the plating machine, the gold in the solution bonds to article being plated.

Could this process be useful to me?
If you are looking to set up your own plating business, or if you're involved in antiques, bathrooms, cars, musical instruments, or are seeking a business opportunity, and want to be in control of your own electroplating process, this kit is ideal for you.

Why choose us?

• Richard Palmer, the Director of the company, is a qualified chemist with over twenty years experience in the electroplating business.

• He has dedicated his expertise to developing a range of high quality plating solutions that, for the first time in the UK, have been specifically and exclusively designed for the process of brush electroplating.

• One of our strengths lies in our ability to constantly up-date our product range with innovative plating solutions and to ensure our customers are fully supported with excellent, one-to-one technical advice.

• We also have a parent company located in Bath, UK. You can view the web page at: www.goldn.co.uk

The banjo pictured above was plated by Graham Baker of Gold-2u. The brush plating technique is very popular with musical instrument manufacturers and restorers.

The gold plated mobile phone was plated with our gold plating solution, providing a sophisticated yet lasting finish.

The pepper pot has been plated with red and green gold; the tea caddy plated in the same except for the middle which was plated with silver.

This antique carriage lamp is made of brass, but gold plating it slows further tarnishing, which cuts down time spent on cleaning and polishing.