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A local firm in Albuquerque anodized some new pieces for me, but the result=
s were so bad I had the anodize removed and just polished them. I figure at=
this point in its life the old girl may appreciate some additional pamperi=
ng in the form of periodically polishing the alloy trim.
I don't know if the problem was in the anodizing process, the new alloy mat=
erials or my preparation work. They no longer do the process called "bright=
anodizing" so in order to get decent result you need to polish the parts t=
o a very high gloss and then have it "clear anodized". Mine came out kind o=
f grayish with dark streaks running through it. Again these were new pieces=
from Moss.
For now I can get by with some aluminum polish and elbow grease applied a f=
ew times a year. As a bonus it is easy to eliminate new scratches by workin=
g them out with emery cloth and re-polishing them. Can't do that with an an=
odized layer.
Bill Lawrence
BN1 #554
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From: Healeys <healeys-bounces@autox.team.net> on behalf of Ken Fleming via=
Healeys <healeys@autox.team.net>
Sent: Saturday, December 28, 2019 11:37 PM
To: Healeys@autox.team.net <Healeys@autox.team.net>
Subject: [Healeys] 100/4 Cockpit Surround
I have been considering re-anodizing the surround pieces on a hundred but h=
ave not been able to find someone to perform this service. Can anyone on li=
st share advice on any firm that can anodize these pieces correctly and or =
has experience with anyone.
Ken
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A local firm in Albuquerque anodized some new pieces for me, but the result=
s were so bad I had the anodize removed and just polished them. I figure at=
this point in its life the old girl may appreciate some additional pamperi=
ng in the form of periodically polishing
the alloy trim.</div>
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I don't know if the problem was in the anodizing process, the new alloy mat=
erials or my preparation work. They no longer do the process called "b=
right anodizing" so in order to get decent result you need to polish t=
he parts to a very high gloss and then have
it "clear anodized". Mine came out kind of grayish with dark str=
eaks running through it. Again these were new pieces from Moss.</div>
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For now I can get by with some aluminum polish and elbow grease applied a f=
ew times a year. As a bonus it is easy to eliminate new scratches by workin=
g them out with emery cloth and re-polishing them. Can't do that with an an=
odized layer.</div>
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Bill Lawrence</div>
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BN1 #554</div>
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Ken<br>
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