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If someone asked you what colour this is, would you say "gold"

A gold tinge, but not gold as such.
6 (42.9%)
No.
7 (50%)
Yes
1 (7.1%)

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Voting closed: Wed, 10 Dec, 2008 - 07:08

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Offline robertb

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Rob... that's not even trying to be gold.

That colour, believe it or not is called BLUE Zinc passivication(but is of course just silver)... I know, seems funny now.... but ask Carl888. I took him to my plater THIS WEEK (as I dropped off another batch) to go through all this.
forget the colour Phil,its CAD plated.
I thought you said it was illegal now.



Offline Ferrari Fissatore

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forget the colour Phil,its CAD plated.
I thought you said it was illegal now.

If it is CAD plated, it was done illegally.

I'll bet it's passivication, if you re-ask your supplier to confirm.

The term/phrase CAD plating, has become part of terminology, incorrectly.

I know of one place that was doing CAD illegally until mid 2006, but they don't any more.



Offline Ferrari Fissatore

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And whilst you are getting personal you are a so called Ferrari specialist that pimps calipers.

If you ever experience nitrogen embrittlement, and/or have to replace your calipers for new.... you'll see what good sense and value a light paint is.

Those dino calipers are $2k USD on ebay... and I suggest you buy them for back up.



Offline greg246


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If you ever experience nitrogen embrittlement, and/or have to replace your calipers for new.... you'll see what good sense and value a light paint is.

Those dino calipers are $2k USD on ebay... and I suggest you buy them for back up.

yes, but why not paint them the right colour?
Jive Assed Mother Plucker



Offline Ferrari Fissatore

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you could, and I suggest you do if you want to be as original as possible.

But THAT colour has faded a bit.... it's been oxidising for 20 years. It even says so.



Offline dkabab

did you know speaking about this CAD plating, i supply the defence industry with various things... anyway on friday one of the guys asked me to quote on some CAD plated nuts/bolts/washers... guess i wont be able to get them for him... :scratchchin:



Offline Ferrari Fissatore

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did you know speaking about this CAD plating, i supply the defence industry with various things... anyway on friday one of the guys asked me to quote on some CAD plated nuts/bolts/washers... guess i wont be able to get them for him... :scratchchin:

That's 100% correct... you won't.

Research it, and then give them the correct advice.

I do.



Offline robertb

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If it is CAD plated, it was done illegally.

I'll bet it's passivication, if you re-ask your supplier to confirm.

The term/phrase CAD plating, has become part of terminology, incorrectly.

I know of one place that was doing CAD illegally until mid 2006, but they don't any more.
well i do. :D



Offline Ferrari Fissatore

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A yip yip yipetty gooooold tinge, but not yip yip yipetty gooooold as such.

^

ash, you're a pisser :thumbsup:



Offline PAP 348

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Heres a brand new bling thing from superformance.

Their parts are considered original worldwide, in the eyes of almost all judges.

Looks gold to me! :)



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