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'''Arc Anodizing''', also styled '''ARC Anodizing''', is an American custom anodising business based in Fort Worth, Texas. Founded by professional paintball player [[Ryan Hall]], it specialises in decorative finishes for aluminium components, including [[paintball marker]] bodies, barrels and accessories.[1][2][3] == Background == Hall established Arc Anodizing alongside his tournament paintball career. He discussed starting the company in a 2020 [[GoSports]] interview with [[Matty Marshall]], while playing for [[Ac Dallas|ac Dallas]], and in a subsequent Paintball Nerd interview in 2023.[1][4] The business has undertaken both individual customer commissions and projects for paintball companies. Its work includes custom finishes for the [[Boston Paintball]] and [[Committed Paintball]] Twister range.[5] == Services == Arc Anodizing specialises in custom graphic Type II anodising. Its services include individual colour schemes, fades, splashes and graphic designs, with finishes produced to customer specifications.[3] The business also offers laser marking, either on existing anodised components or in combination with a new finish. For supported marker models, it provides disassembly and reassembly services, allowing customers to submit complete markers for customisation.[2][6] == Paintball projects == In an interview published by HP-WT.com, Committed Paintball's Ttwo described selecting Arc Anodizing for the F-Series [[Twister Autococker]] project. Customers could specify their own colour schemes and submit additional components for matching. Hall worked directly with customers on these finishes, returning completed markers in batches for assembly.[5] The same interview documents Arc's involvement in colour-matched Twister display stands and custom [[Powerhouse]] air-system regulators.[5] == Arc Direct == The associated '''Arc Direct''' retail operation offers new products that have already been customised, alongside Arc Anodizing's commissioned work on customer-owned equipment. Its website includes paintball markers, barrels and galleries organised by marker type, colour and finishing technique.[6] == See also == * [[Ryan Hall]] * [[Committed Paintball]] * [[Twister Autococker]] * [[Paintball marker]] == References == # [https://paintballnerd.com/blogs/interviews/fun-five-interview-with-ryan-hall Fun Five Interview with Ryan Hall]. Paintball Nerd, 17 May 2023. # [https://shoparcdirect.com/pages/disassembly-reassembly What is this Service?]. Arc Direct, disassembly and reassembly service information. # [https://shoparcdirect.com/pages/anodizing-service Anodizing Service]. Arc Direct. # [https://www.mlpbplus.com/2020/videos/interview-ryan-hall Interview: Ryan Hall]. GoSports, 2020, archived by Major League Paintball PLUS. # [https://www.hp-wt.com/the-trendsetter.html The Trendsetter]. HP-WT.com, interview with Ttwo of Committed Paintball. # [https://shoparcdirect.com/pages/faqs About Us]. Arc Direct. == External links == * [https://shoparcdirect.com/ Arc Direct website] [[Category:Paintball companies]] [[Category:American paintball companies]]
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