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CAN WE ANODIZE ALUMINIUM UTENSILS WITH OUT USING HARMFUL ACIDS?
HOW CAN WE GET AN ANODIZED FINISH/LOOK ON ALUMINIUM COOKING UTENSILS WITHOUT DIPPING THEM IN HARMFUL ACIDS?
SALMAN IQBAL RAJPUTMETAL ALLOY PROCESSING IND. - KARACHI, SINDH, PAKISTAN
2003
The acids used in etching and anodizing aluminum are not harmful to it. What exactly do you mean by "harmful acids"? I don't understand an anodized "look". Surely you want a real anodized surface that actually delivers corrosion resistance, hardness, and durability--not a fake finish to fool the consumers :-)

Ted Mooney, P.E.
Striving to live Aloha
finishing.com - Pine Beach, New Jersey
2003
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