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This is what I think I know. The primary acid dip temp is 150 degrees and the zinc dip is 840 degrees.
I have had several pieces done. Some were beautiful and some were beastly. I would guess because of their small size, the strips would come out very nice. Because the entire strip was being immersed into the hot zinc, I don't think warping would be an issue.
Galvanizing can be artistic and cool looking..I think the bed strips would be the perfect spot for this process.
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