this or this?

for anodizing use bbq & oven cleaner.

Lukasisgood. wrote:

for anodizing use bbq & oven cleaner.

no. already tried multiple times.... just takes of spray paint

That really won't remove the color from anodizing, since anodizing is basically electroplating. (Small electrical current causes colors to basically "adhere" to the part)

You need to get an acid wash kit to do that. Or some fine grit sandpaper, or a wire wheel on a grinder.

this works for paint, not sure about ano

http://www.acehardware.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3587952&CAWELAID=342248258

dave lawrence wrote:

That really won't remove the color from anodizing, since anodizing is basically electroplating. (Small electrical current causes colors to basically "adhere" to the part)

You need to get an acid wash kit to do that. Or some fine grit sandpaper, or a wire wheel on a grinder.

i might just get super mine grit sand paper

recomend and specific grit?

wire wheel works really well.

i say that

wesleytramel wrote:

i say that

ok thanks