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Sep 20, 2026
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FT 202 - Advanced Metal Finishing Credit(s): 3
Prerequisite(s): FT 120 or instructor’s consent. This course is a study of those chemical processes and metal preparation techniques that are applicable to gun metal finishing. Metal finishing processes including aluminum anodizing, color case hardening, and bake-on ceramic coatings will be covered along with metal preparation using power equipment and hand techniques. Students will develop skills by preparing and applying various metal finishes to projects in a safe manner. (Fall Semester)
Course Learning Outcomes: Upon completion of the course, students will be able to
- Polish parts to a high finish without damaging corners, creating ripples, or impacting lettering or screw holes.
- Correctly prepare gun parts and apply the selected finish in a manner that will result in an industry standard finish.
- Prepare metal surfaces that are appropriate to the type of metal and selected finish.
- Prepare samples of all finishes.
- Correctly reassemble the firearm and preserve the new finish, meeting the inspection criteria for surface condition and fit.
- Perform the aluminum anodizing process on firearm parts to produce a durable, protective surface finish consistent with industry expectations.
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