Black dye for anodising?

Black dye for anodising?

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    Andrew Tinsley
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      @andrewtinsley63637

      Can anyone recommend a black dye for use in anodising, Preferably one that they have experience of. My usual dye has been “reformulated” and no longer works.

      Andrew.

      #791164
      Fulmen
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        @fulmen

        I’m using Barvic Ano-Dye P906, I have parts that’s held up to marine conditions for more than 10 years without fading. I suspect it’s what Chronos is selling but you will have to give them a call to find out:

        5 Litres Anodising Solution

        #791165
        Andrew Tinsley
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          @andrewtinsley63637

          Thanks Fulmen,

          I will give it a try.

          Andrew.

          #791169
          David George 1
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            @davidgeorge1

            Hi have a look here    https://www.gaterosplating.co.uk

             

            David

            #791173
            Roderick Jenkins
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              @roderickjenkins93242

              I used the Gateros dye from ebay on my Hemingway centring microscope :

              https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/256310372822

              Comes as a powder to be dissolved in water.

              Gave a good solid black (the objective lens holder is chemically blackened brass, not anodised ally)

              a centring microscope

              Rod

               

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