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[chucker]

Stop snooping through my SH*T Lisa.

[chucker]

ttt

[toddh]

Try searching in the gunsmithing section or in the section that serves your area.



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[six seven tango]

Your choices may be limited if you need someone who has an FFL.

LNL Anodizing is in Sun Valley and has been recommended on calguns before. No mention of an FFL.

Techplate is in Anaheim, but I'm not sure if they still have an FFL

US Anodizing is in VA, and they do have an FFL.

If you don't need an FFL, just look up anodizers in the yellow pages or google it. There's plenty of them around.

Another option is to hot anodize it yourself (type II). It's not as hard as type III, but it allows you more color options if that's what you want. These guys have starter kits and supplies.

[chucker]

Thanks guys.....

[chucker]

ttt

[Bakerloo]

http://www.ano-tech.com/

This is very timely. We were just talking about AR's and anodizing today on the way to work. My carpool partner's husband does the AR parts. It's a family business and they have a FFL.

http://ano-tech.com/wp-content/uploads/ano-tech-federal-firearms-license.pdf

She showed me a lot of cool pics of his work.