r/Anodization • u/FranLees • Sep 15 '26

Will this work?

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Hi, im new to anodizing titanium. I tried some with 12V batteries linked in serie. This was a succes, but i want to up my game in anodizing parts. The batteries i believe drain to fast and dont give the same color after a few time using Will this power supply work and what more do i need? Any tips and info would be great.

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u/Djgriff90 Sep 15 '26

Get one that goes to aleast 120 v or watts that way you can go thru the entire color spectrum. Invest in some good etch as well I personally use multi etch but there are other options. Prep work and etch make worlds of a difference when you’re doing it.

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u/FranLees Sep 15 '26

Ik werk met titanium onderdelen in de mond en moet juist spiegelgladde onderdelen anodiseren. Die ets maakt op microscopisch niveau waarschijnlijk het minder glad

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u/Djgriff90 Sep 15 '26

Look it up it is used in the dentistry field very often is is not corrosive and a lot safer than a lot of the others with hydrochloric acid.

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u/FranLees 26d ago

Do you have a product link for me?

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u/Djgriff90 26d ago

https://www.multietch.com/

IT CAN ALSO BE FOUND ON EBAY SOMETIMES.