I have read on may sites that Type III anodizing is very hard to do (most small shops use type II).
The only notes I seem to see repeatedly: current density is much higher and temperature is much lower.
If these are the only differences between type II and type III, I should be able to overcome this.
I have ac and dc welders capable of 300 amps. Low temperatures can be obtained by using dry ice.
Is there something I am missing
Also, I read about the LCD kit. Is this process true type III or just a good type II process?
Thanks .... Mike
The only notes I seem to see repeatedly: current density is much higher and temperature is much lower.
If these are the only differences between type II and type III, I should be able to overcome this.
I have ac and dc welders capable of 300 amps. Low temperatures can be obtained by using dry ice.
Is there something I am missing

Also, I read about the LCD kit. Is this process true type III or just a good type II process?
Thanks .... Mike

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