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| Bernd:
--- Quote from: Brass_Machine on January 24, 2011, 09:56:12 PM ---Kenneth, That's the guy! Many thanks as my bookmark is on another PC. I have the power supply to do it. Just need the chemicals and the color. Eric --- End quote --- Eric, Your closer to Caswell Plating. Try their web site at caswellplating.com They have quite the collection of colors. They also sell a line of poweder coating equipment. Bernd |
| andyf:
Chris, do the organic dyes tend to come from school store cupboards, or are they commonly available? Andy |
| Brass_Machine:
--- Quote from: Bernd on January 25, 2011, 11:12:24 AM ---Eric, Your closer to Caswell Plating. Try their web site at caswellplating.com They have quite the collection of colors. They also sell a line of poweder coating equipment. Bernd --- End quote --- I use them for powder coating powders on occasion. Looked at them for chemicals too... I will probably try it this summer. Eric |
| kwackers:
--- Quote from: andyf on January 25, 2011, 12:40:09 PM ---Chris, do the organic dyes tend to come from school store cupboards, or are they commonly available? Andy --- End quote --- Hit him Chris - he's calling you a thief! FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT! :hammer: |
| DeereGuy:
Ok, I am at work right now so I can't post any pics.... When I first started back in July of 2010 I tried most of the rit dyes and sealed with boiling water. For me the rit dye just didn't cut it. This is a run down of what I am using now and it works. It works well enough I am ready to sell some of the products I have been working on and in house anodize them. * Constant Current Power Supply * Commercial Dyes * Commercial Searler (mid temp nickle acetate (160-190 degrees) * Dyes, sealer, ano bath are all mixed with Distilled Water * Rinsing is done with RO water. Both using a spray bottle then dunking the part many times. * PH is tested and adjusted as needed before every run ($50.00 purchased on ebay) * Weted surface area is always calculated for time and amps to keep close to 12ASF I will try to help anyone as best I can... |
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