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Posted: 7/25/2009 7:32:12 AM EDT
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Does anyone have an idea as to whether or not a re-anodizing would effect the value of my SP1?
Thanks, Hal |
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Kind of hard to tell without pictures. As a collectible the original finish (even it not perfect) is preferred. But if the original finish is in very bad shape then re-anodizing might improve value. What Squirrel said, plus do you ever plan on selling it? If you never plan on selling it & want it to look new (depending on the condition of it now) who cares about the value. If your gonna sell it sometime I would leave it as is, unless it is in really bad shape. We all love pictures, so post away. 
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No, actually, the gun is basicly a flawless, low round count, 72' Model. It has a couple of minor spots on the left side of the upper that look like they are possibly
problems in the original alloy. BC Aluminum black covers them but then creates a halo. Of course, being anally retentive, they are all I see. I don't plan on selling the rifle, so my inclination is to leave it as and let my kids worry about it when I die. As soon as I figure out how to post some pics I'll do that and also pics of my A2. Thanks, Hal |
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