More custom home brew anno. Micromag

[Knightmare96]

This will be for sale at the MWGG this weekend:
http://automags.org/forums/showthread.php?t=202320
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The red and black together did some wierd things. instead of bleaching off the red, and redying it black, I just let it sit in the black dye after the red. It made for a neat deep red/red and black acid wash looking background in different places. Overall very happy with how she turned out.

[zyklon69]

Ohhh man, that anodizing just gave me an idea... it would be cool to get my mag anodized to the van halen stripes..

[Chronobreak]

very nice

[robnix]

This will be for sale at the MWGG this weekend:
http://automags.org/forums/showthread.php?t=202320
Pics:





The red and black together did some wierd things. instead of bleaching off the red, and redying it black, I just let it sit in the black dye after the red. It made for a neat deep red/red and black acid wash looking background in different places. Overall very happy with how she turned out.

Very nice.

[Remagk]

good job

[Knightmare96]

thanks all

[SR_matt]

purddddddddddddddyyyy

only thing that saddens me is that the feed came out dull but other than that is soooooooo hot
-matt

[wjr]

It looks really good. I'm very impressed.

Now when you say homebrew... You mean that you're not affiliated with a company or anything?

[Pneumagger]

one of the best home anodizes I've seen

[Danimal82]

Really, really good looking.

[Knightmare96]

It looks really good. I'm very impressed.

Now when you say homebrew... You mean that you're not affiliated with a company or anything?

did it in my garage

[VFX_Fenix]

I have to admit, I haven't seen a nice lookin' splash like that in a long time from any ano source.

[Farnja]

Sorry to up an old thread, but i have been ano'ing some spare parts in preperation for my mag, and I was wondering what process you used to do the barrel. I am planning on ano'ing the back half of a UL and don't want to mess up the inside. Any input would be greatly appreciated! PM Sent as well.

[SR_matt]

i have not been able to do any anodizing yet but from what i have been able to understand you can either plug or not plug, the finnish on all of it will be how ever you chose to finnish it.

if you want to keep the original finish you can use rubber cement to plug the holes or cover what ever you do not wish to be covered.

there are other maskers that are comercialy avaliable but from what i remember they are all pretty much jsut rubber cement
-matt

[FARMER00]

wait by the sounds of this you did it at home, may i ask how?