yes, it is actually impossible to anno white, the only way to do it is either a very light grey or silver, looks the same in natural sunlight, its just indoors it can look darker
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White Sloth Anno
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Well im currently gettin my shocker annodised from Sloth, black to blue fade 
Having one colour is ok, but having a fade looks awesome
Having one colour is ok, but having a fade looks awesome
Im pretty sure that is white except it is powder coated instead of annodised. This means it is just a surface coating. Correct me if i'm wrongsyphon101 said:
my ion came out pretty white, although it seems grey in darker light
http://www.ionowners.com/gallery.php?do=view&id=925
http://www.ionowners.com/gallery.php?do=view&id=925
you are correct its a very ****ty surface finish very cheap and cheerful could screw up the internals if it doesnt get removed from the insidesutton said:
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You are correct you cannot do white anodising the closest you can get is magnesium but this is vey very expensive and specialised. The ones you are looking at are a very light silver, but come out very good giving you the closest to white you can.
You can powder coat some markers or parts white, also you can chrome plate markers to. Looking at doing a Speed06 at the moment in chrome.
You can powder coat some markers or parts white, also you can chrome plate markers to. Looking at doing a Speed06 at the moment in chrome.
You are all quite correct, the white is a specially brightened, dusted finish that approaches white. The difference is, no dye is actualy used. Whatever colour you fancy calling it, the results are pretty impressive. We will be putting up a gallery soon of some of the jobs we have done.
Meanwhile, if you are interested in getting anything done, whatever quantity, just email us at anodising@slothball.com and we'll hook you up. We have some big stuff stiring in this department with some new pricing structures to make it simple for small orders too. Email me, I'm sure we can help.
Matt
Meanwhile, if you are interested in getting anything done, whatever quantity, just email us at anodising@slothball.com and we'll hook you up. We have some big stuff stiring in this department with some new pricing structures to make it simple for small orders too. Email me, I'm sure we can help.
Matt