Skip to main content
Thank you for your patience as we work through our high volume of requests. If you need assistance with 2FA, please provide the correct phone number in your ticket request so we can assist quicker.
Help Center Community Shop

Refininshing Aluminum

Comments

8 comments

  • j2k22
    really nothing you can do to recolor aluminum. The so-called Aluminum black that is similar to cold bluing works well if the part is not subject to any handling; otherwise, it wears off quickly. You would need to have a professional anodizing job, or use the spray on/bake on type finish if the part is subject to rubbing.
    0
  • ATF
    Brownells has a product called Aluma-Hyde it's a spray like dull black paint that wears excellent.I have seen whole guns sprayed with this and looked very good.Hope this helps.
    ATF
    0
  • David Nunn
    I have had good results with Krylon black stove paint, shot in two or three light coats and baked overnight in the oven at about 200 degrees. Smells up the kitchen though.
    Certified SIG pistol armorer/FFL Dealer/Full time Peace Officer, Moderator of the General Discussion Board on Gunbroker. Visit www.gunbroker.com, the premier gun auction site on the Net! Email davidnunn@texoma.net Jesus is Lord!
    0
  • JIM STARK
    Dano... I was investigating the powdercoating process for some aluminum receivers and other parts...Thought for sure it would put an end to scratches and bright spots shining thru....I was right >>>>BUT
    0
  • JIM STARK
    Dano... I was investigating the powdercoating process for some aluminum receivers...Thought for sure it would put an end to scratches and bright spots shining thru....I was right >>>>BUT
    0
  • Orphanedcowboy
    this is gonna sound funny...... but Jegs and Summit racing both used to sell a home powder coating kit, I have used it on several occasions, I can't find the catalogs, but you bake it on it your oven, and it is pretty tough
    Orphanedcowboy@msn.com www.texdeer.com www.Orphanedcowboy.com
    0
  • cbxjeff
    j2k22, Reanodize. Try to find a machine shop that will work with you. Anodizing is dirt cheap in quantity. You don't want to send 1 piece there. If you can find someone that will help, the cost for 231 pieces comared to 232 pieces isn't squat! Hard coat teflon is also a possibility. Both will not bother your assembly tolerances. If you can't find a solution - e-mail me.jeffrysmith@prodigy.net
    cbxjeffIt's too late for me, save yourself.
    0
  • cpermd
    You can anodize very well at home.Go to Google and search for home anodizing aluminum.It takes some battery acid,Al foil,battery charger and Rit dye.cpermd
    0

Please sign in to leave a comment.

Recent Activity

Didn’t find what you’re looking for?