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I've done anodizing on parts for a paintball gun its tedious and messy, but anyone can do it. I will go to some paintball forums I frequent and find you ahow to if you want to build your own anodizing kit. I was just using 5 gallon buckets about half full, and I haven't tried anything but aluminum, so I don't know if it works for anything else. you are basicaly limited to what will fit in the bucket, but its pretty cool when it turns out good.
 
No way this stuff will fit in a bucket, thanks though.
 
Well its only limited to the size of your bucket. you also have to heat the metal before dunking it, it opens thte pores to take the color. I'm still looking for theat DIY though, its been a while since I've read it.
 
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