# Anodizing questions answered by jasonwongzero (Loaded Yoyos)

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Yes a sand blaster can remove anodizing but it’s much better to chemically strip it using either oven cleaner or a commercial stripper.

Sand blasting will take off a lot of metal and also change the texture of the metal. Not recommended.

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