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In a message dated 10/16/0 10:16:54 PM, you wrote:

<<You can have them anodized or simply alodine them and leave it alone.>>

The standard aluminum piano hinges are already anodized.  I learned this when 
I tried to alodine one once.  The only thing that changed color was the edges 
of the hoels I had drilled.  The overall surface was unaffected -- and if 
phosphoric acid won't touch it, I wouldn't worry about Mother Nature!

Of course, I'd use methylene chloride to remove the inked numbers....

- Rob Wolf
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