TBI Plates: To Anodize or Not to Anodize?

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Re: TBI Plates: To Anodize or Not to Anodize? [Re: ChrisYJ] #932250 02/21/09 04:22 PM

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For my own use I'd be happy to pay more for one that WASN'T colored! If I was making those I'd be careful to not annodize them until I got an order... Might be stuck with the colored ones for a lifetime.
I doubt there is a huge demand for that exact swap anyway.. what? one or two swaps a month?
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Subject	Posted By	Posted
TBI Plates: To Anodize or Not to Anodize?	ChrisYJ	02/21/09 07:52 AM
Re: TBI Plates: To Anodize or Not to Anodize?	BigJim	02/21/09 04:22 PM
Re: TBI Plates: To Anodize or Not to Anodize?	DBL_DTY97TJ	02/21/09 05:58 PM

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