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    1. 04-02-2008 #21
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      nice

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      damn son! looks look incredible!
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      Can weld prostars be partially "anodized'? Im not sure on the process or cost....? is this an option?
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      Anodizing is a chemical "dipping" process. So partial coverage does not work very well. Masking is usually only used to prevent build-up in contact surfaces. For partial coating, powdercoating with masks is the preferred method.
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      Quote Originally Posted by steelhorses
      pretty sure you need to start makin some freakin awesome stuff like that for 70 Chevelles! .....
      We hear ya'. Coming up, we're concentrating on stuff that is not vehicle specific so that everyone can have some.

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      NicE StevE! ReaL NicE!
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      Quote Originally Posted by streetfytr68
      Oof! I hate it when that happens. It was my biggest fear when introducing the black versions. If you haven't installed them yet, I'll be happy to take them back.

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      Now that we have a solid protocol for anodizing, round up a pile of billet parts and send them to me. I can generally anodize a "Lot" of parts for around $200. Everything will be consistently colored and the quality is amazing. Everything gets returned individually wrapped.
      I guess the brushed, look pretty good in there!!! I'll keep them.....................
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