Obsessed with
titanium.

Anodizing is chemistry and physics. I understand the electrochemistry — voltage, electrolyte composition, temperature, surface prep — and control every variable to produce consistent, repeatable results.

Every design starts with a conversation — with me, not a ticket queue. I ask questions, share references, push back on choices I think won't work, and ultimately deliver something better than what you imagined.

I don't do finishes that fade, chip, or peel. Anodized titanium color is the material itself — it will outlast the bike. I'm here to make things that last.

I only anodize titanium. Not aluminum, not steel. That focus means every piece of knowledge — every failure, every discovery — makes me better at the one thing I do.

A frame that survived everything I put it through shouldn't get damaged on the way back to you. I wrap and protect every piece like it's worth what it actually is to you — irreplaceable.

If your idea won't look good, I'll tell you. If I can't match a color exactly, I'll say so up front. I'd rather manage expectations honestly than under-deliver on a promise.