Hoooooo this is cool. Looking forward to seeing what pricing is going to be.
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Ok folks I am at a slight crossroad. I need to decide on a finish for each piece, mainly because I do not ever want to ship something incomplete/unfinished. Just won't do it.
For the aluminum insert and shelf I am leaning either black typeIII hard anodize or my typical textured black powdercoat. For the steal door and bracket I am HEAVILY leaning just primer paint so that it doesn't rust waiting to be shipped. the other steel bits will be yellow zinc plated.
Thoughts?
I would think that textured finish like powdercoat could have some disadvantages on the interior of the glove box. If hard anodizing leaves a smoother finish and isn't cost prohibitive that would seem the way to go for me. I think primer paint on the door is fine then we can match it to our rigs interior when we get them. Or you could do a batch each of brown and blue/grey if you wanted to be really finicky about it.
Well I do think smooth would be better then to reduce the potential for scratching stuff up that one might throw in there absent mindedly electronics with screens, CD's you cant find the case for, pistols with a shiny finish etc. Though I suppose a shinier finish will mean stuff slides about more in there? Damn-it now I don't know.I do enough anodize and powder coating now that cost is roughly the same.
Well I do think smooth would be better then to reduce the potential for scratching stuff up that one might throw in there absent mindedly electronics with screens, CD's you cant find the case for, pistols with a shiny finish etc. Though I suppose a shinier finish will mean stuff slides about more in there? Damn-it now I don't know.![]()
I vote powdercoat for the insert and shelf. Not sure how the cost compares to anodizing, but the powdercoat would give it a more OEM look.Ok folks I am at a slight crossroad. I need to decide on a finish for each piece, mainly because I do not ever want to ship something incomplete/unfinished. Just won't do it.
For the aluminum insert and shelf I am leaning either black typeIII hard anodize or my typical textured black powdercoat. For the steal door and bracket I am HEAVILY leaning just primer paint so that it doesn't rust waiting to be shipped. the other steel bits will be yellow zinc plated.
Thoughts?