I sprayed my t-pro white.
You can't get the andonizing off at home so i just roughed the surface up (sanded it down until it was dull) then washed it and dryed it.
That was my prep stage, then i sprayed a few coats of metal primer, and let that dry.
Then i sprayed it my colour (white) and kept it in a warm place after everycoat (it helps the paint dry harder).
Then i covered the lot in loads of clear acrylic (laquer) and let that dry.
The laquer is the most important bit, it help set a clear, tough protective layer over the whole thing. (Y)
I did my x-alp forks using the same process and they are fine too. :-
EDIT: HANDY HINT - take your time. I know its tempting to rush and do an extra coat after 30mins or whatever but in the long run you'll regret it. The longer you take, the longer the paint will last :rolleyes: