Anyone know of a good place for anodizing?
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I'm having trouble finding a place that can anodize the trim that goes around my windows. Anybody have a place they would recommend?
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Where are you? Most large cities have anodizing companies. You can also do a search on the internet. Lots of sources there.
Another alternative is powder coating. It lasts longer. The anodizing (black) seems to change to a dark purple after awhile (my observations anyway).
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Another alternative is powder coating. It lasts longer. The anodizing (black) seems to change to a dark purple after awhile (my observations anyway).
Hope this helps,
Sherwood Lee
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I am in Rochester, MN which isn't all that big. There is a place I could have them powder coated. The guy I have painting the car also offered to paint the trim pieces, which would probably be a pretty good option as well.