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Yetifan23 12-06-2015 04:04 PM

Painting Anodized Aluminum
 
I am interested in painting the upper and lower link plate sets on my Yeti XL to match the rest of my build. I was just wondering what paint would be best for this.

Mike Flea 12-06-2015 04:17 PM

Re: Painting Anodized Aluminum
 
As long as you scuff the surface, and use an appropriate primer, And, use a comparable paint to the primer, Rust Oleum should do the trick. In other words, don't use a lacquer primer, and then expect an enamel paint to stick to it.

ddewey78 01-28-2016 09:04 PM

Re: Painting Anodized Aluminum
 
Easy off oven cleaner will strip anodized parts, then an etching primer will bond better

tacocat 01-28-2016 10:06 PM

Re: Painting Anodized Aluminum
 
Rattle can them up. Its going to scrape off no matter what but spray paint sticks to anodizing very well.

Phins Fan 01-29-2016 05:29 PM

Re: Painting Anodized Aluminum
 
Typically there is no reason to worry about adhesion with smaller products like servo plates but the colored anodized process typically will utilize a nickel acetate seal to seal the color into the aluminum that leaves a powdery residue that can affect adhesion. Either stripping the aluminum or a scuffing of it with scotchbrite will work fine


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