Trim resto..input wanted

[indyjps]

my suggestion would be to pillage any remaining scrap yards and build up an inventory, you could sell and or repair. I would be reluctant to rely on this one service as income, are there any other services you'll be marketing. In house anodizing will keep your quality, cost, and turnaround in line. I dont know what that will involve.
The aftermarket will continue to offer more and more parts and for a large # or restorations this will be sufficient. The high end cars and discriminating owners will your customers.

[CMF]

Thanks for the replies! How about some before and after pics of some anodized aluminum.....Lets me see if I can figure out the image posting.
*edit- pic didnt work.....

[CMF]

One more try.

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After #2

[mockingbird812]

Try this:



In photobucket you shld use the "direct link"

[CMF]

Thanks mockingbird, I realized that about the time you posted. Been some time since I have posted pics on a forum.

[CamarosRus]

That's pretty impressive !!!!!!!!!

[CMF]

Thank you, CamarosRus. Here are a few of stainless steel.
WARNING: these are not General Motors parts!

Before