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Is there any way to stain or color
stainless steel without dipping or heating?
[California]
February 17, 2007
I'm a brick layer and I just purchased a
level from "Crick Tool" that is super duper
costom. I would like to costomize it further by coloring the metal
workings on it. It is a wooden level and the binders "metal
reinforcing rails on the edge" are permenantly affixed to the wood.
Is there any way I can impliment a color onto the stainless that will
be fairly durable without damaging the wood?
Thank you very much,
Steve-o : San Diego
Edward Stephen Verduzco
Modern Masonry - San Diego, CA, USA
February 23, 2007
You can use next solution:0,1 lit sulphuric acid(1,55
density!)/1,3 gm sodium bichromate, 25 C temp.,5-10 minutes -works
only on grease and oxide free surfaces .Nasty and poisonous stuff-be
careful,use rubber gloves and safety goggles, avoid any direct
contact with solution. Hope it helps and good luck!
Goran Budija
- Zagreb, Croatia


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