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where did you have them done? I have some not so expensive bits that i'd like doing
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onza100 wrote:
where did you have them done? I have some not so expensive bits that i'd like doing


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do you have to be careful with the threads on cranks etc when anodising or are they ok :?:
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bkt wrote:
do you have to be careful with the threads on cranks etc when anodising or are they ok :?:


Hi BKT. Yep, you have to be very careful when etching any parts before anodising. Any fine toleranced parts could be made worthless quite easily.

Even something chunky like a crank arm could dissolve to nothing if left in the tank for too long. Don't be put off by it though. How dodgy can it be when manufacturers such as Cooks and Kooka, etc, do it as standard?

Use a good firm that has insurance to cover your parts!
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Nice job!


Jealous....
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Looking to reanodise a 3dv H20 to pewter.....
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obi-wan-mtb wrote:

Looking to reanodise a 3dv H20 to pewter.....


I'm just getting a silver H2O and 3DV Zooka done in black. More pics soon!
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