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Default Electrochemical polishing at home

Hi.
I'm working on a project to restore a few small watch parts that need
be polished for further treatments. As the surface is uneven, it is
difficult to polish some surfaces and I trust EC Polishing to be my
solution.
However, I don't have the composition of the bath (for a simple home
setup) and other process parameters.
I would appreciate any tips and experiences on this topic.
Thank you,
Dan
 
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