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The modified stylus presented consists of a half cell made from a glass tube. The design has two major benefits: the glass tube forms a reservoir which allows for continuous plating without the need to replenish the electrolyte, and the tip of the stylus can be tapered to a fine straight or curved point, allowing plating of intricate work. If required, a wide-bore stylus is also effective.
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Ganu, G.M., Mahapatra, S. A modified stylus for selective brush plating. Gold Bull 20, 66–67 (1987). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03214659
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