You could phone John at Powerpulse (AGD Europe) as they dye warpfeds on site, so as long as your hopper will take the dye, they will be able to help you.
Gaz
Gaz
Dying hoppers...
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Yeah, watching someone's "anodized" hopper fall apart is about as funny as watching someone crawling in some low cover, and he can't figure out that the other guys are tracking him by his new, brightly colored hopper that doesn't match the plants he's crawling through even though it's green...no, wait, that was me! 
Ray
Ray
colors dont' matter in speedball...my marker will prolly be laying on the ground anywaysOriginally posted by NulodPBall
Yeah, watching someone's "anodized" hopper fall apart is about as funny as watching someone crawling in some low cover, and he can't figure out that the other guys are tracking him by his new, brightly colored hopper that doesn't match the plants he's crawling through even though it's green...no, wait, that was me!
Ray
No, it doesn't. That's why I usually wear a bright orange and black jersey in practice, with an orange and white (currently) headrag and use a bright blue hopper ontop of my blue gun and my hopper occasionally has gold lettering on it along with a bright white talking timer on the side of my hopper. It's also probably why I don't crawl on those rare occasions that I play walk-on
Ray
Ray
lmaoOriginally posted by Beaker
Although putting plastic shell in a vat of acid and trying to run a current through it might just weaken it a touch
depends on the plastic though
just spray it
if nothing else...you could buy a can of primer...a can of your prefered orange color...spray the primer...Handsand the dry primer with wet sandpaper, a somewhat fine sandpaper, once very smooth, wait till dry, then spray with orange...then come back and spray a second coat on it...then once dry whip out the clear coat and spray that on there(2 coats)And you have yourself a very good looking custom painted hopper with the same strength it had in the begining.
if nothing else...you could buy a can of primer...a can of your prefered orange color...spray the primer...Handsand the dry primer with wet sandpaper, a somewhat fine sandpaper, once very smooth, wait till dry, then spray with orange...then come back and spray a second coat on it...then once dry whip out the clear coat and spray that on there(2 coats)And you have yourself a very good looking custom painted hopper with the same strength it had in the begining.
go find a model car shop somewhere (there are loads around) just but some of their spray for painting polycarbonate bodies on rc cars. then just spray on some matte varnis and viola, an orange hopper!!!!
