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Thread: Aim Surplus AR Foundation Kit
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16 July 2015, 04:09 #61
The dye is done in a separate bath, after a rinse. Typically the anodizing acid bath and dye bath are at completely different temperatures. Most dyes have a critical ph range as well, so dropping them into an acid bath would make it almost impossible to maintain this.
The color of the aluminum can change during the acid bath, depending on the alloy. Dye is not involved for this to happen, which is what you may be thinking of. 6000 series tends to go gray/charcoal and 7000 series goes bronze-ish.Will - Owner of Arisaka LLC - http://www.arisakadefense.com
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16 July 2015, 04:35 #62
Lol...Missing all the fun around here...
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16 July 2015, 05:24 #63WEVO Spell Checker
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16 July 2015, 07:09 #64
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16 July 2015, 07:35 #65
I used to do some home anodizing. Dye bath is certainly a separate step. RIT clothing dye works almost as well as the branded anodizing dyes.
And getting lit up by the power supply is almost as bad as a stun gun. Lol
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16 July 2015, 15:47 #66
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16 July 2015, 16:28 #67WEVO Spell Checker
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