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Originally Posted by ProdigyCustoms
We powder coat and paint them. Anodize aluminum has that look that looks like nothing else.
We are not having any staining issues, anodize is like a vampire, it tough as nails to anything except sunlight!
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Actually any heat is hard on anodizing since it opens the pores in the metal and that compromises the dye. Thats why when you look at older project cars the fittings are all baby blue and pink. lol
AutoRad quit offering black annodizing because they couldn't get a consistent result on the welds and the panels.
I agree that power paint would make more sense.
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