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Relentless
on July 12, 2003 at 02:24:08

Hey folks, I have a 2001 STO that I am thinking about having the anno stripped off and re-annodized in a flat black.
Has anyone had thier markers re-done before?
There is a anno shop down the road from the paintball shop I go to, they have had some stock cockers re annod there, they dip them in a chemical bath to remove the current anno and then you can have it polished at a Harley shop if you wanted, or have it annod again with out polishing.
I dont want it polished because it will be a gloss black, not a matt finish like I want.
If anyone has some experience with this I would like any comments, I'm going to have the front and rear block, the body and the ASA all done.

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Re: re-annodizing GeO 18:00:55 07/14/03 (1)

well... Relentless 21:33:46 07/14/03 (0)

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: Hey folks, I have a 2001 STO that I am thinking about having the anno stripped off and re-annodized in a flat black. : Has anyone had thier markers re-done before? : There is a anno shop down the road from the paintball shop I go to, they have had some stock cockers re annod there, they dip them in a chemical bath to remove the current anno and then you can have it polished at a Harley shop if you wanted, or have it annod again with out polishing. : I dont want it polished because it will be a gloss black, not a matt finish like I want. : If anyone has some experience with this I would like any comments, I'm going to have the front and rear block, the body and the ASA all done.

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