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Anodising - help

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brass monkey!:

--- Quote from: Oberonspacefruit on June 26, 2009, 12:50 PM ---laquer will chip, and lifts if there is any moisture around. If you absoloutely have to do it, id go for a semi gloss.

Anodising is basically electroplating, I cant see how they wouldnt be dry, but if you were unhappy with the result, why not have a word with the guy who did them?

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 :daumenhoch:

think i'll leave the laquer then.. :)

QUADROPHENIA:


speak to mattdub, he has had issues with anodised rims, deffo dont finger the rims as the prints wont come off, i am sure he had to oil them or something

brass monkey!:

--- Quote from: QUADROPHENIA on June 26, 2009, 01:32 PM ---

speak to mattdub, he has had issues with anodised rims, deffo dont finger the rims as the prints wont come off, i am sure he had to oil them or something

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thanks Pete  :daumenhoch:

BTW: I never 'finger rims'  ;)

Glynnyboy:
Who did you use, out of interest?

Waxintaxin:
Light mineral oil will finnish them , but you shouldnt have too

send them to custom colour

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