Where to find raw aluminum AN fittings?

[Blake Foster]

EARLS add a "UP" to the end of the part # i think, i have a box of them here!

[rwhite692]

Originally Posted by DRJDVM's '69

I got my from Earls..ordered through Summit

Eastwood has a solution to strip anodizing. Look in their catalog....never used it, but they make it look likes its a dip and strip without any scrubbing or residue left on.

I have used the Eastwood product and it works well, leaves the part nice and bright.

[Mick Mc]

Are you planning on puttig any protective coating back on the fittings?


If not, what do you plan on, the bare fittings looking like in a few months.

This bare look could be very cool, or maybe just a dirty unprotected look.

Aluminum will oxidize over time and leave a dull grey look if its unprotected.

I assume you know all of this...


So what is the look you are going after?
Are you going to recoat the fitting in some cool color?




Mick

[Musclerodz]

Originally Posted by Mick Mc

Are you planning on puttig any protective coating back on the fittings?


If not, what do you plan on, the bare fittings looking like in a few months.

This bare look could be very cool, or maybe just a dirty unprotected look.

Aluminum will oxidize over time and leave a dull grey look if its unprotected.

I assume you know all of this...


So what is the look you are going after?
Are you going to recoat the fitting in some cool color?




Mick

I have to weld some of the fittings in, so they need to be bare to do that. After the modifications are done, they part will be annodized , not sure on color yet, probably clear or gray. I prefer not to strip fittings due to the extra costs involved.