Panther6834
I wanna be Dave
I know it would cost extra...but...if maintaining that red in all the anodized parts of seriously important to you (it might be, and, then again, ie might not be "that" important), your could always take the blue anodized post to a local anodizer. They could remove the blue, and re-anodize it red. The process will remove a super-thin layer of the aluminum, equally to approximately have the thickness of the oxidized layer...ie. approx 0.002" per side, or 0.004" from the entire thickness.
The question is, be is the additional cost worth it in order to maintain the "color theme". To some, it certainly wouldn't be...and, to to others, it would definitely be worth it. Using another of my vehicles as an example, I'm in the process of making upgrades on my Baja Rey. To keep with the color theme of the body, to I was going to paint the frame. Unfortunately, paint isn't exactly durable...but, Cerakote is. So, I'm having the cage Cerakoted...at an additional cost of $150. Again, to a waste of money to some, but worth it to others.
~ More peace, love, and kindness would make the world a much better place
The question is, be is the additional cost worth it in order to maintain the "color theme". To some, it certainly wouldn't be...and, to to others, it would definitely be worth it. Using another of my vehicles as an example, I'm in the process of making upgrades on my Baja Rey. To keep with the color theme of the body, to I was going to paint the frame. Unfortunately, paint isn't exactly durable...but, Cerakote is. So, I'm having the cage Cerakoted...at an additional cost of $150. Again, to a waste of money to some, but worth it to others.
~ More peace, love, and kindness would make the world a much better place