[SVSocrates]

Sherwood,

Your rebuttal?

http://forums.mtbr.com/showthread.php?postid=1398776#poststop

 

[sherwood]

Sherwood,

Your rebuttal?

All I can say is that historically we have had to add material to allow for the etching/material removal that occures during anodizing. Not sure about this guy, haven't tried him. But even if he can do it without destroying our bearing bores, we will not be visiting anodized frames any time soon as there are plenty of other reasons why we choose to powdercoat instead. But that shouldn't stop you if you are really bent on getting ano. Give him a call, and try and work it out with Charles when you order your HH125.

 

[moclan]

All I can say is that historically we have had to add material to allow for the etching/material removal that occures during anodizing. Not sure about this guy, haven't tried him. But even if he can do it without destroying our bearing bores, we will not be visiting anodized frames any time soon as there are plenty of other reasons why we choose to powdercoat instead. But that shouldn't stop you if you are really bent on getting ano. Give him a call, and try and work it out with Charles when you order your HH125.

This is interesting. Could you explain your preference of PC ?

My 3 year old superdust has probably lost some of it's shine and sparkle but put it under bright sun or lights and close up it looks real multicolor

 

[zorg]

Sherwood,

Your rebuttal?

http://forums.mtbr.com/showthread.php?postid=1398776#poststop

You can always call these guys: www.pkselective.com They're in Santa Clara, and that's where my buddy got his Reign anodized.