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Re: Re-Annodization

In Reply to: Re-Annodization posted by DigglerD on January 16, 2003 at 16:49:07:

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Posted by:
Razorpb
on January 16, 2003 at 18:23:48

Yes it can be reannodized, whatever shop you choose should be able to strip and redo it, but of course will cost more. Also there is the issue of tolerance's, you will be removing material, and it could cause problems with fit when it goes back together.
Razor
: I have a KAPP cocker that I just don't like the blue look of anymore. I would really like to give this marker a pewter finish. Can you re-annodize a marker? Can any anno place do it or do I need to go somewhere special?

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: Yes it can be reannodized, whatever shop you choose should be able to strip and redo it, but of course will cost more. Also there is the issue of tolerance's, you will be removing material, and it could cause problems with fit when it goes back together. : Razor : : I have a KAPP cocker that I just don't like the blue look of anymore. I would really like to give this marker a pewter finish. Can you re-annodize a marker? Can any anno place do it or do I need to go somewhere special?

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