Thanks all
I've found some shops nearby. Im gonna go check it out all of them then compare the sample and price when i have time.
Hope its not super expensive
it's expensive for a one off, buhhhh.... it's not like mercedes expensive. hahahaha
Eh, that depends. If you do it in a common color and don't care about getting it done right away, it should be pretty cheap to have them throw it in a bath when they're doing a run of other parts. I've done this with various car parts for years, sometimes just getting whatever color they're running that day because I don't care what it looks like and just need it to have the protection of an anodized finish.
That said, it's the stripping of the original finish that can be tricky. The way which is the least likely to damage the underlying metal is also the most dangerous: sodium hydroxide bath. Oven cleaner and other chemicals can also do the trick, but they can also pit and cause other blemishes that may still be visible after anodizing.
