Do it Yourself Anadizing

[Neo Xero]

Does anyone know how to do this? I once heard that you could buy some like acid stuff and color the gun yourself...

[FreakBaller12]

very very expensive i know soembody and it was very expensive unelss i heard him wrong
i think he said 700 dollars for the vat(sp)
he used it good, until he spilt it

[TSalPaintball]

I say it is really not worth it, unless you are going to open up a anno business.

[mag-hatter]

Originally posted by snoogans
Well, you can start off by spelling annodizing right .

[mag-hatter]

Well, I just thought it was ironic that you had like four grammatical errors in your post, when you were pointing out Mr. Neo Xero's errors out. .

[sneakyhacker420]

theres usually a company on e-bay selling a kit of the basic ano supplies on e-bay for maybe $200-400

but i would highly reccomend sending it to a professional anodizing service, unless you have the time and patience to learn how to ano your own parts, and have alot of samples available to test it on, cause if i were you, i wouldnt wanna go dipping my brand new intelliframe in sulfuric acid the first time i set up the ano bath


just my .02


i'll try to find a link to the company that sells the kits



btw dylan... its anodizing

[SIGSays]

you can buy anno kits for like $200 for everything to get started

[TheBigRaguPB4L]

seriously though the kits are no more then 200 dollars. If you were to buy them seperatly, you could probably buy it for about half that(give or take).

The actual process isn't really that difficult, just time consuming and at the beginning, frustrating. After you get it down though, it becomes rather simple. However, like i said before, just time consuming. It can be advantageous because you can re-anno guns and sell them without any flaws. Plus you can sell guns with decent ano jobs at higher prices as well.

[Neo Xero]

Sweet thanks for the help guys

[FactsOfLife]

Try these guys, Caswell is right around the corner from me and I use their buffing stuff quite a bit.

they have excellent customer service and a plating forum where the owner answers questions personally.


Caswell Plating

[Rumble]

ummmmm actually i found this on warpig

http://www.warpig.com/paintball/technical/anodize.shtml

and if ur to lazy
Anodizing at Home
by Jim Bowes

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ummm ya, i think that shuld only run ya about 100 bucks, good luck!

[Neo Xero]

Awsome i need to try that

[BajaBoy]

ive spend a Great amount of money on dyes.. acid... and TIME its really not worth the work and it wont come out that great unless u have an amazing set up.. which your stupid to buy if you just doing a couple guns

send you gun away to do it