Is it anodizable? I just bought an anodizer and it would be fun to make it into a rainbow-colored spork.
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Most certainly yes. I anodized a different Ti spork using the cruder flame/heat method and it came out wonderfully. I believe this is a Grade V alloy (6% Aluminum/4% Vanadium), which anodizes very easily. Try it and enjoy! The best thing is if you do not like how it turns out, you can lightly sand/buff it back down to bare metal to try again (or you can over-anodize it which turns it back to almost the same grey color as before you started).
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Most certainly yes. I anodized a different Ti spork using the cruder flame/heat method and it came out wonderfully. I believe this is a Grade V alloy (6% Aluminum/4% Vanadium), which anodizes very easily.Try it and enjoy! The best thing is if you do not like how it turns out, you can lightly sand/buff it back down to bare metal to try again (or you can over-anodize it which turns it back to almost the same grey color as before you started).
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Unknown. I think it is simply titanium with a smooth eating surface and a rougher holding surface. Not sure what the results would be with anodizing the produce. I am sure you can try anything. Not sure how the result would change any of its properties. I do not understand the anodizing process enough to make a reasonable response. But I know I like the product a lot. Lots of fun to use and I almost bought a second one while shopping this weekend.
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I haven't got a clue if it's anodizable or not I don't know how the process of anodizing things works or what can be anodized, all I can say is check with a plating shop to see if titanium can be anodized and you'll have your answer.
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Apparently so. I've never done it myself, but there are instructions online. good luck!
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sorry to said that you cant . It may look like an beaker of some kind . Not directly because as in a beaker look alike you need the in between thing(metal thingy layer). Not directly as I said in the beginning.
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The anodized pan has a hard finish. If have the anolon line and like it better than caphalone.
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Why wouldn't it? The real question will be how resistant is it to corrosion. It appears to be anodized aluminum which is generally ok until you flake of the anodizing. Then the aluminum will corrode. I personally am very happy with the one I purchased. It feels very solid and I used it all over Europe with no issues on a much bigger camera.
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Sorry to hear about that, R. But it could be okay still. My pot has discolored also, and has what looks like bubbles in the finish on the inside bottom. It hasn't effected performance or taste. I would just clean it out good and try it...I'm sure you have by now. Let us know how it went.
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Hi Nancy! It has the same anodized surface on the inside as it does the outside. Only the rack as the non-stick coating. However, the entire pan and rack clean up super easy.
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I would assume that if you have the prefilter and a chemical filter, you'd be good to go. I can only assume that the chemical portion does not have a shelf life, otherwise they'd have stated so. I've used mine only briefly, and am well satisfied. It's been used where there's a hint of sulfuric acid mist (anodizing) and it has been up to the task.
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anodized surface. Pan is GREAT, rack not so much. I've only used it a few times and the teflon coating on the rack is coming off in places. Pan is a dream!! Just wipe it out when it is cool and wash it. The pan, rack, and meat to roast is HEAVY, and when you take it out of the oven it is heavy and HOT. Just say'...
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i believe its hard anodized with enamel matte coating on the outside....mine has the enamel coating on it...eiither way they are excellent pans and they work great...you'll love them
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yes, as a matter of fact i just tried that few mins ago.It is also sandable, not so much paintable since it doesny absord paint like wood does.
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Its not normal , contact amazon and let they know about the rainbow affect. Its caused from your color wheel malfunctioning.
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I saw this article on the website: "DO NOT USE BAR KEEPERS FRIEND ON:Gold, silver, pewter, marble, lacquered metals, or anodized aluminum". Hope this helps.
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Buyer Beware, the version sold by "THE SAME DAY SHIPPING COMPANY" (they also go by names such as ****BLACK FRIDAY DEALS**** or ****CYBER MONDAY DEALS**** and are currently called ****Santa Special Buy*****) is NOT the hard-anodized only version of the set. They sell the non-stick version, item # 730384 (available @ Costco for $199 + tax) Make sure you are receiving item # 1800607!
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Barbara, Good question. I've only used it on very porous pot metal pieces. The color of repair would be a mismatch, it cures more the color of aluminum. Application lists "utensils" however, it is among items listed for pot metal.
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It is a long time since I unpacked it. As far as I remember, there was a removable bezel which you could have painted any color. Or you could make a picture frame for it. It is such a good product that I would think it worth going to such effort if the color is that important to you. When it is running, you don't really notice the color.
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You can use anodized painting for smooth and lasting painting, but it will be harder than normal painting.
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Yes. You can either knead in food dye, or paint it, using edible ink & food-safe brushes.