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  1. OK, this cant be found anywhere in AM-B i dont think. Anyone anodised a
    complete frame? Mines looking tired and since im modifying it to add a
    new shock position i figured i'd get the frame anodised - if its cheap
    enough?

    J

  2. Coyoteboy said:

    OK, this cant be found anywhere in AM-B i dont think. Anyone anodised a
    complete frame? Mines looking tired and since im modifying it to add a
    new shock position i figured i'd get the frame anodised - if its cheap
    enough?

    J

    Purple, I hope!

    Matt

  3. Coyoteboy said:

    OK, this cant be found anywhere in AM-B i dont think. Anyone anodised
    a complete frame? Mines looking tired and since im modifying it to
    add a new shock position i figured i'd get the frame anodised - if
    its cheap enough?

    J

    Why not powder coat? I think it'd be less expensive.

    Gary

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    Quoted message said:

    OK, this cant be found anywhere in AM-B i dont think. Anyone anodised a
    complete frame? Mines looking tired and since im modifying it to add a
    new shock position i figured i'd get the frame anodised - if its cheap
    enough?

    J

    The anodized color is a dye, it won't hold up long when exposed to the
    elements, it will eventually fade. Anodize is a surface treatment and
    surface hardening process.

    look at this website for more information

    http://www.focuser.com/atm/anodize/anodize.html

  5. Noooooo not purple!

  6. GeeDubb said:

    Why not powder coat? I think it'd be less expensive.

    Gary

    Hmm, I@ll have to look into that option. I quite like anodies finish
    tho.Will check it out.

    J

  7. di said:

    The anodized color is a dye, it won't hold up long when exposed to the
    elements, it will eventually fade.

    Not if you get it anodised with the correct UV proof dyes, ive got a
    selection of red anodised bits on it at the moment and half of them
    (the cheap ones suprise suprise) have faded to pink but the rest are as
    red as ever 🙂

    Quoted message said:

    Anodize is a surface treatment and
    surface hardening process.

    I know, i was considering doing the work myself and building my own
    tank for it but it'll cost more in the end and i cant guarantee a
    decent finish so i thought I'd send it away to be done. Anodising is
    the perfect surface finish for an MTB as they get scratched to hell and
    stone chipped, anodising is more resiliant than paints.

    J

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