I just found you site and it rocks! I'm looking for the easiest way to remove annodizing from aluminum. I usually sand but found out today that I could use "Red Devil Drain Opener" to remove it. Also I love the look of polished alum. (almost chrome like, but high maint.) What would be the cheapest and best finish to keep the "chrome" like look of the part? Some one said I should just spray it with a clear paint. But I'm thinking about nickle plating or chrome plating, but don't want to get into a ton of money for kits etc. I will be doing small parts for remote control cars, paintball guns etc. Thanks for any info! And again this site has everything I'm looking for! Lee
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Re: Removing anodizing?
Easiest way to strip anodize is with our Anodize and Chrome Stripper - http://www.caswellplating.com/aluminum.htm
Best way to keep a polished look on aluminum is to clear coat it - we have a complete kit. - http://www.caswellplating.com/alwheel.htm
Glad you like the site!--
Mike Caswell
Caswell Inc
http://www.caswellplating.com
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Re: Re: Removing anodizing?
caswell wrote:
Easiest way to strip anodize is with our Anodize and Chrome Stripper - http://www.caswellplating.com/aluminum.htm
Best way to keep a polished look on aluminum is to clear coat it - we have a complete kit. - http://www.caswellplating.com/alwheel.htm
Glad you like the site!
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Re: Removing anodizing?
Sure, anodizing would be the best solution, but not the cheapest or easiest.
Clear-coating, if done correctly with the right product, should not yellow.--
Mike Caswell
Caswell Inc
http://www.caswellplating.com
Need Support? Visit our online support section at http://support.caswellplating.com
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