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01-01-2012 #1
Anodising oxidises the outer surface of the part, then the dye bonds with that so to re-anodise and dye you need to remove the previous layer of aluminium oxide. If you submerge it in sodium hydroxide (NaOH / caustic soda) the aluminium oxide layer will be dissolved. However you have to be careful since that will reduce the size of the part, especially if you leave it in too long. If there's fine threads they could disappear...
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01-01-2012 #2
http://astro.neutral.org/anodise.shtml - pretty useful website about DIY anodising.
Fabric dye not always work and fade with time. Commercial dye gives way better results
I must try it some day
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