vanity plate... nope.
engraving... possible. 

nateman_doo
vanity plate... nope.
engraving... possible. 

I was thinking about getting into powder coating, are your blocks not coated when you are done with them? 
Because I was thinking if you could engrave the classified emblem in one of the blocks I would try to color in red around it keeping the letters silver and doing the rest of the block in black.

If you want them uncoated and without the bead blasting thats fine.  There isn't much room for logos, these blocks are small. 

I can e-mail you a print-to-scale version of the blocks if you wish. 
 

Hmmm. How about this, have the evga logo on the mosfet and x99 on the Southbridge? And you can color them black, I was thinking I could color the engraving with uv reactive nail polish. Lol

stiltz85
Hmmm. How about this, have the evga logo on the mosfet and x99 on the Southbridge? And you can color them black, I was thinking I could color the engraving with uv reactive nail polish. Lol

White-out worked great on my glock 20 slide, just sayin' lol.  Not sure if uv reactive, but might be.

white out?!  on a glock?!  that stuff is for paper, not for firearms?? 

stiltz85
Hmmm. How about this, have the evga logo on the mosfet and x99 on the Southbridge? And you can color them black, I was thinking I could color the engraving with uv reactive nail polish. Lol

RED

nateman_doo
white out?!  on a glock?!  that stuff is for paper, not for firearms?? 

Now it is haha.  Over 3,000 rounds at or above 37,000 psi using 800x powder + 155's/200's, and no issues when cleaning

Boxlid

nateman_doo
white out?!  on a glock?!  that stuff is for paper, not for firearms?? 

Now it is haha.  Over 3,000 rounds at or above 37,000 psi using 800x powder + 155's/200's, and no issues when cleaning

Not a bad idea, but I want to color in the engraving, perhaps the whiteout could act as a primer for the nail polish though?