TRA Annodized?

[Filthy-Beast]

I want a solid brass SL for my desk.

Yeah I'd be all over that

 

[RattlerX]

Yeah I'd be all over that

I would prolly take two...One I would do the forced patina and the other I would keep polished. Well maybe three because the tumbled looks great as well.....lol

 

[Papa_Lazarou]

Sign me up for an all-brass grand (although I'd hate to know the shipping costs for 20 lbs of mod).

 

[RattlerX]

Sign me up for an all-brass grand (although I'd hate to know the shipping costs for 20 lbs of mod).

You might be better of buying it a seat on a plane.

 

[Rule62]

I'd be all over a naval brass or aluminum bronze. It would have to be SL though, to keep the weight down.

 

[quincas]

remember the body carries the negative power so you want it to have good conductivity.

Ahhh... Thanks for pointing that out.

There are some Ti mods around though. Could be some workarounds?

 

[tobarger]

I want a solid brass SL for my desk.

Anybody try using FLITZ "Metal, Plastic & Fiberglass Polish plus Paint Restorer"

Would be interested in Brass, SS, Rob's TRA and Copper Vein paint
Its supposed to be very mildly Abrasive

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B001447VB2...lid=2JMS0I0VC1HFR&coliid=I2YN0Q8VYW5VCT&psc=1

 

[RattlerX]

Anybody try using FLITZ "Metal, Plastic & Fiberglass Polish plus Paint Restorer"

I would be interested in Brass, SS, Rob's Aluminum and Copper Vein paint

I use Dillon tumbling media polish and it works great on brass and copper that just need cleaning from oxidization. It will not work on the Copper vein mods. The Dillon tumbling polish is for reloading brass in a tumbler. I just put some on a rag then wax on / wax off... I expect Flitz would work fine for this.

I polish Aluminum and brass with a stick of brown all purpose metal polish and a buffing wheel on the cordless drill or dremel tool.