As per the title, looking to have a chainring colour coded. Cheers
Acorn Plating/Steve the Anodiser has done 2 frames for me and assorted small parts. Colourmatching's a wee bit of an inexact science with anodising though, as the colour depends on time in the bath etc not just on the colour chosen, and different parts can have a very different look with the exact same colour.
Great thanks man, I'll ping him a message.
One of the things to consider with anodising, is that the dimensions of the part can change.
On a part such as a chainring, even a small change in dimension can cause problems.
Cost can be another factor that makes it better to buy a new part, in the colour that you are looking for.
https://www.parallelprecision.co.uk/blog/how_much_does_anodising_cost#:~:text=The%20typical%20cost%20of%20anodising%20small%20sized%20components,anticipated%20order%20quantity%20and%20the%20chosen%20Anodising%20process.
Anodising companies dont like risking contaminating their tanks for just one item.
I've used Acorn/Steve the Anodiser before with great results.
