Anodizing leaves a very hard layer on alloy, it makes the alloy more durable than without anodizing.
Thats actually not totally correct.
By 'alloy' you mean aluminium right?
Aluminium naturally forms a protective hard oxide layer on its surface.
But it doesnt look to great (white & flaky)
The process of anodising however allows specific finishes to be attained and maintained.
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Thats actually not totally correct.
By 'alloy' you mean aluminium right?
Aluminium naturally forms a protective hard oxide layer on its surface.
But it doesnt look to great (white & flaky)
The process of anodising however allows specific finishes to be attained and maintained.