Anodizing?

[mirvin]

I know there was a thread recently about this but I can't find it:confused:
Anyone do anodizing or have a contact? (LA or OC)
Thanks,
Mirvin;)

[jackpunx]

yep.. someone does:D

[mirvin]

What the? who the? How.. oh **** it.

[Oxnard]

Good people.
Alumin-art Plating
803 W. State St.
Ontario, Calif. 92762
(909) 983-1866
Oxnard

[Tom Brown]

I recall reading about that on another board.
Anodizing (http://www.havasubarney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=1758)

[mirvin]

Thanks Oxnard and Tom Brown. That's more info than I had :)
Mirvin;)

[Tom Brown]

You're welcome, Mirv. I'll happily take credit for Rexone's knowledge. :D

[mirvin]

Hey Tom, do you know if I can powder coat over old anodization?
Mirvin;)

[Tom Brown]

I'll know if you can do that after Rexone chimes in with the correct answer. :D :D :D
I don't see why not but you could always phone a powder coat shop. :cool:

[mirvin]

Sweet:p Powder coating is way easier to come by, at least in these parts:D
Mirv:cool:

[rrrr]

Originally posted by Tom Brown
I'll know if you can do that after Rexone chimes in with the correct answer. :D :D :D
I don't see why not but you could always phone a powder coat shop. :cool:
Tom's knowlege base seems to lean more toward the, uh, esoteric. :p :eek!:
:D :D

[flat broke]

You CAN powdercoat over ano, but its pretty easy to strip the ano off and get a nice clean surface to coat over. I don't like to PC over previous coatings as a practice because it can lessen the electrical attraction between the part and the powder which poses a problem on multistage coatings. Shoot me a PM if you need more info on available colors etc.
Chris