Re-anodizing outriggers is it worth it or possible?

[bigeasy1]

Have you considered using a two part catalyst cured urethane paint? I painted an old beat up aluminum trailer that I had a small boat on,with Epifanes Two part urethane,and it held up unbelievably well after trailering it all over the place,and a lot of them were gravel back roads.

For around $40 to $50 bucks for a quart it's worth a try. I would think any of these two part urethanes,form mfg's like Interlux,Signature,etc would do the job pretty well.The Epifanes is well known for their varnishes but their two part urethane is a very nice paint,and a hidden gem in their product line.
It's somewhat closer to Imron in it's make up.A foam roller(like one of the hot dog ones) would do the application nicely.

[shine]

I would try a polishing wheel and metal polish, it will take off a surprising amount of surface oxidation.