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One of the coating materials that is used to reduced electron charging effect during Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) imaging is Platinum (Pt). Removing Pt coating for parts requiring further electrical testing or deprocessing has been a challenge in failure analysis. This paper discusses the established methodology in removing Pt coating using the ICP-RIE sputter etching technique.