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06-21-2003, 11:30 AM
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Smallest Anodizing Tank
What are the smallest anodizing/dye tanks that will work well? I'm only going to anodize a few small aluminum parts that are about 1 square inch or smaller. Can I get good results with a tank that's about a quart in size or should I go bigger? How about a 1/2 gallon tank?
Can the GP plate be cut in half or cut down to fit in a mason jar? It's just an aluminum plate, right? Thanks,  Giffy 
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07-18-2003, 06:47 AM
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Yes, you can anodize in a smaller unit, but why? It really doesn't matter if you have 2-3 gallons. In fact, it actually helps to have more liquid, because it takes much longer to heat up the solution. Keep it at 72 f.
The Plates are made of a special lead. Yes, you could cut them in half, but no point really.
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