I had good success the other day with anodizing an aluminium alloy part I'd machined up for my Espresso Machine. It took about 20 minutes to set up the bath from scratch using chemicals and materials I already had. I didn't need to dye the part but this can be done between anodizing and final sealing of the pores to give a commercial finish. Old anodizing can be stripped and re-done. So it opens up new possibilities for restoration work and making new parts for guitars and amps. The process is so easy and i wish I'd understood this forty years ago. Plenty of how-to instructions on the web as well as online calculators for current density etc.
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