These professional quality anodizing dyes provide consistent, quality results. The same dyes are sold to professional anodizing shops all over the world. 4oz of dye concentrate makes 2 Gallons.
These colors are approximate. The finish will normally have a more ‘metallic’ look, and will vary slightly depending on the alloy and surface preparation.
Procedure for Obtaining Dyed Anodize
Anodize the aluminum at 60-75°F for 90 minutes at 4.5 amps per sq foot or 0.03 amps per sq inch. Use our Anodizing Kit.
After thorough rinsing, immerse the part in the dye at a temperature of 140°F for 15 minutes.
Finally, seal by hanging the part in a sealer bath for 15 minutes.
All dyes are fully ROHS compliant.
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Each anodizing kit is supplied with a color wheel. Dyes can be mixed together to create a host of different colors. The dyes are in concentrated liquid form, a 4oz bottle makes up 2 gals of ready to use dye. To make up different colors, we suggest that you make up the colors to the correct dilution first, then take a quantity of each dye and blend them together. |
These colors are approximate. The finish will normally have a more ‘metallic’ look, and will vary slightly depending on the alloy and surface preparation.
Procedure for Obtaining Dyed Anodize
Anodize the aluminum at 60-75°F for 90 minutes at 4.5 amps per sq foot or 0.03 amps per sq inch. Use our Anodizing Kit.
After thorough rinsing, immerse the part in the dye at a temperature of 140°F for 15 minutes.
Finally, seal by hanging the part in a sealer bath for 15 minutes.
Note: All dyes are suitable for high temp and low temp sealants, except Grey BL and Yellow 4A, which should not be sealed using LT Sealer.
