Anodizing can be any color, and it can look extra stylish with an engraving. Most weapon materials can’t be anodized, and instead, a candy coat is usually used on top of a chrome base, to mimic the effect. To anodize a weapon, you use a liquid mixture after running the weapon through an electric current, before being sealed with distilled water. This film sticks to the weapon, and then a protective coat is added to ensure that the hydrographic coat is preserved. The weapon is disassembled, and each component is lowered into a tank filled with water, and through a floating film that is patterned. The entire weapon is spray-painted by using stencils and patterns, with multiple coats of paint.
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Rating from lowest (newer) to highest (most worn):Įach style of skin is put in a type of pattern category, which is called skin finish, and each finish style represents a technique that actually exists and is used in the real world!Įach weapon component is painted individually, and with up to four different colors, before the weapon is reassembled. The closer to 0 or 1 the float number is, the rarer it is, as well. Not all skins have the ability to take on every float rating either, with some being capped to a certain range. The lower the float number, the cleaner and newer it looks, while the higher the float number, the more worn and dirtier it looks - the lowest it can be is 0 while the highest is 1. Skin floats can also be seen as a type of wear rating for skins, and it’s the setting for showing how worn a weapon is, and it’s directly reflected on the skin style. Rose Gold/Immortal: Contraband (Discontinued) Skin Floats Gold/Exceedingly Rare: Rare Special ⭐ (Knife and Gloves) Hot Pink/Legendary: Classified and Exotic
Purple/Mythical: Restricted and Remarkable White/Common: Consumer Grade and Base Grade The different rarities even have unique drop and unboxing sounds, except for Exceedingly Rare and Immortal which use the same sounds as Legendary and Ancient. Every skin has a grade for rarity and value, and each of these grades corresponds to a color, which we’ve listed below, from lowest to highest. We’ll get started by going into the different types of categorizing skins, and our first stop is skin grading.
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