Question

write the difference between painting and electroplating

Answer 1

Coating differs from electroplating in that it's performed by electrostatically applying a free-flowing powder to a surface, then curing it under heat. ... But unlike electroplated surfaces, powder coated surfaces are essentially covered in paint – not metal.

Answer 2

Like plating, coating is applied to metal surfaces for protective purposes. But unlike electroplated surfaces, powder coated surfaces are essentially covered in paint – not metal. Coating leaves a finish that's stronger thanpaint, which makes it desirable in applications where a hard finish is required.