Subject	it's dye applied to oxidation.
Posted by	Marshall on September 05, 2001 at 2:29 PM
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In Reply To	uhh...what's anodized? (n/m) posted by TyMartin on September 05, 2001 at 02:14 PM
Message	You first etch a part using an acid solution that oxidizes the metal, then you dye it, and the dye stains the oxidation, coloring the metal.
Follow Ups	Anybody painted their Nissan hamburger emblem? - TyMartin 14:08:53 09/05/01 how about red anodized. That might look cool. (n/m) - aZinAZoo 14:11:22 09/05/01 uhh...what's anodized? (n/m) - TyMartin 14:14:21 09/05/01 hmm...go to a car show, or to any parts store.... - aZinAZoo 14:21:24 09/05/01 Re: u connot anodized plastic it needs to be 100% aluminum (n/m) - Z-Roc@NewOrleans 14:21:45 09/05/01 bummer. (n/m) - aZinAZoo 14:27:05 09/05/01 it's dye applied to oxidation. - Marshall 14:29:43 09/05/01 my strut tower brace is anodized, here's a pic... - Bernie 14:42:53 09/05/01 i would imagine it would looks pretty ghetto - AntiHero[Z-Less] 14:18:03 09/05/01 24k w/ an icy hot diamond bezel. that would be Fat. LOL>J/K> - Bobby12many(Cheesehead) 14:23:44 09/05/01 I have a white Z and was gonna paint the emblem neon green!> - josh 14:30:04 09/05/01
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