Method of forming colored patterns on aluminum or its alloys

Stock material or miscellaneous articles – Structurally defined web or sheet – Discontinuous or differential coating – impregnation or bond

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428469, 204 33, 204 35N, 148 61, 156665, 1566591, 427280, C23B 902

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042106958

ABSTRACT:
A colored pattern imitating the grain of wood is formed on the surface of an article formed of an aluminum or its alloy by dipping the article in a coating bath floating a coating material in a multilinear pattern or multiannular pattern to form on the surface of the article a masking film in a pattern of the wood grain, subjecting the article to an oxide film application or etching and, after removal of the masking film, subjecting the article to an electrolytic coloring process.

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