Thread: My steel framed router
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28-12-2009 #1
Hi Pavlo,
Ok no problem mate, i hope i wont have any problems but i guess i could look into this and let you know. Maybe some undercoat and a top coat maybe in order!
Great !
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28-12-2009 #2
Indoors in the dry aluminium needs no protection as the film of aluminium oxide that forms with oxygen is sefl-protecting. However this does give a dull finish. Anodising provides a nice surface finish and looks better but isnt necessary.
See http://www.keytometals.com/Article14.htm for more info.
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