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Firearm Coating
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Firearm Coating
Is there anyone here that does or knows someone that does firearm coating (Duracoat, Cerakote, NP3 etc.) in the San Antonio area?
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doc540
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Re: Firearm Coating
Can't help you with SA, but I can tell you is easy to do yourself.
Here's my learned-the-hard-way top tips:
1. measure and mix it correctly
2. degrease and degrease again
3. let it dry a WEEK before touching it (bake it the oven for about 30 minutes at lowest setting)
4. do a second coat after a week and don't even TOUCH it for another week
good luck
Here's my learned-the-hard-way top tips:
1. measure and mix it correctly
2. degrease and degrease again
3. let it dry a WEEK before touching it (bake it the oven for about 30 minutes at lowest setting)
4. do a second coat after a week and don't even TOUCH it for another week
good luck
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Re: Firearm Coating
doc540,
Thanks for the reply. I would love to do this myself but I do not want to mess it up.
Thanks for the reply. I would love to do this myself but I do not want to mess it up.
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doc540
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Re: Firearm Coating
I had the same concerns, but you really can't "mess it up" so badly that a shop can't easily fix it.XtremeDuty.45 wrote:doc540,
Thanks for the reply. I would love to do this myself but I do not want to mess it up.
Practice on anything metal before you actually apply it to your gun.
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