Been awhile since I ano’d

[Arthur]

Can anyone point me in the direction of an active anodizer?

[superman]

arc anodizing is doing some killer stuff.

[ChuckLove]

Myself and a few other I know have been using Ruckus Anodizing lately. Jeff is great with communication, his prices are very reasonable and the turn around time usually isn’t too bad. If you want the absolute best of the best I’d go with Arc, just be prepared to wait a while as they are quite busy.

[superman]

I have some gunfighter snatch grips with ruckus now to see how they turn out.

[Jonnydread]

For dust or "weird" ano I am a big fan of Blizzard. For high polish stuff Arc or Caustic. I haven't tried Ruckus yet, but I have heard good things and I plan on giving him a trial run soon.

[$L!mBo]

Shawn Hughes, Precision Color Techniques is local to me (maryland) and does amazing work

[Jonnydread]

Oh yeah PCT is good too, I forgot about him.

[moving_target]

I really like caustics stuff, but him, blizzard, and arc all have well earned reputations

[ketzer7]

In the past year or so, I have used

Caustic Customs
Precision Color Techniques
Pooty Paintball

All did great work.

Pooty had an amazingly fast turnaround time. He did this to my CS2 in one week.
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