ANODIZING MULTIPLE COLORS
ANODIZING MULTIPLE COLORS
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Ok so i have a plate, 6061-t6 aluminum about 1/4 thick, it is machined, and you can see in the model, there are paths about 1mm deep that are different colors. I want to achieve a cool blue polished look on the valleys you can see in the image, and a metallic chrome look on the center line in between the valleys and a gloss black on the rest of the top surface including the hole, can this be done using MIL-A-8625, TYPE II, CLASS 2 bright dip anodizing my masking, or what would be the best way to accomplish this? I cannot show all the part but its about 14" across and about 6" tall and like I said about 1/4" thick 6061





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Its not going to be cheap due to all the masking/3 processes..
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https://wickwerks.com/anodize/
RE: ANODIZING MULTIPLE COLORS
Again.. talk to your supplier to see how they would like to specify it..
We ALWAYS discuss our needs and show sample pieces of what we expect from the anodizing specification we put on drawings.
Anodizing is "standardized" to a point but that does NOT mean you are going to get the exact same look (or even close sometimes) from company to company or even day to day..
Thats why you need to talk to them and tell/show them what you expect.. Then they will take it from there..
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