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Did the color of the Indigo changed? I bought my 2 years ago and my Indigo is much much more dark (#134). Of course it is possible that the color vary from one anodizing to the next but here the different is so huge big that I was thinking that I dont have an Indigo. It´s a total different color.

Think it's normal

Look at copper general forum, the pics from early on vs the one I just got recently. Way different coloring. Only one example

Hi all!

The anodising of the Indigo maze is the reason for the change in colour, the old anodisers mixed red and blue to create an indigo look. We then started having issues with the supplier in quality and delivery. They then got rid of the Indigo colour and had no more causing us to look elsewhere. Our new anodisers are alot better at creating the other colours however did not have Indigo. We then went on to look for another anodiser and found one in Birmingham who could do just the Indigo. Unfortunately this supplier produced some bad results so we returned to our current new supplier who had a form of Indigo that was more towards a Purple end rather than Blue. This is as close as we have got and are still our current supplier. We understand that this is difficult however due to the small quantities we make on the Indigo it is not cost effective for us to use a specific manufacturer for the Indigo separate.

Anyways....for anyone who would like an Indigo we have £15.00 off at the moment for the first 5! Use 'chindigo' at the checkout

Hmm, then why the deep color of copper vs my very light one?

Not that I mind, it's just the shade..

Thought I saw the same with mint. Some dark some very very light

In their cases it is just depending on the length of time they are left in the colour dye tank as this is done by hand. A second or two more makes it a deeper colour.

Well, I love the fact that the colors differ, that shows there is still a human hand involved

Btw, I would love a chameleon paint, or a paint that shows a different color depending on the angle the light hits it, I believe it is called a chromatic paint.
Or, temperature sensitive paint

dasrevo wrote:Well, I love the fact that the colors differ, that shows there is still a human hand involved

Btw, I would love a chameleon paint, or a paint that shows a different color depending on the angle the light hits it, I believe it is called a chromatic paint.
Or, temperature sensitive paint

Could be done with Laquers

A nice 80s style heat color changing one would be cool

We have had a look into this and is a possibility with planning and testing! Last time we visited the anodising HQ they had some army coloured metal on the racks drying we will definitely be looking into this once orders are up to date and mazes are all completed

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