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Posted: 10/8/2004 3:05:14 PM EDT
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I'm building an 80% forging and would like to have it Mil-Spec Hard Coat Anodized when finished. Does anyone have any recomendations as to where to have this done? Thanks, Mark |
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I am going this week to a local plating company to have some 0% recievers hard coated. I have no idea if the hard coat they do is mil-spec but from what I have read here on AR15.com I am not too worried about it because it sounds like AR manufacturers may not all hardcoat the same either. Anyway I just picked up my local yellow pages and looked for companies under electro plating and found two even in my small and crappy closest city (Binghamton NY) so I would guess that you can get it done most anywhere. I was quoted a minimum charge of $100 which easilly covers the six recievers I have. I will post my results on this forum next week with any luck! Good luck |
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Hmm. I wouldnt coat upper or lower until I had finished machining it. IF your doing a lower or other parts (aside from the inside of the upper)I would HIGHLY recomend moly resin from john norrells. Just got done painting a barrel and Im shocked at how well it resembles the park on my preban colt. |
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There's another thread on this I found earlier: www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=3&f=118&t=204068 |
| Thanks guys. I will check to see if it can be adeqately anodized locally. If not, I will try the complany in the link listed. I wanted the anodizing for the hardening. I may use the moly coat on top of the anodizing if it needs it cosmetically, I have used KG Guncoat with great sucess on many AK builds. |
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