Weapon coatings

[DVC357]

There was a gentleman that was doing weapon coating on this site last year. Does anyone know who that was or have a good connection with a local (Colorado owned) vendor that does that type of work?

[Delfuego]

Please provide a little more specifics. What type of coating are looking for? If it's CeraKote I can point you in the right direction.

[DVC357]

You know, although old, i know little about coatings. It could very well be CeraKote. What i do know is that he was coating whole Glocks and AR's in multiple colors and camo prints. So any curing must have been low temp. I saw several Glocks used in competition having many draws and reholsterings and the coating seemed to hold up pretty well.
I'm interested in having both a Glock and an AR done in matched colors.

[Delfuego]

Gotcha! Cerakote has to be "baked" and is usually a single color. The advantage is it is ceramic and very durable.
Hopefully someone else will be able to chime in with some more helpful information for you.

[brutal]

Duracoat SL. There's probably several members here that do it. Put up a WTB in Trading Post.

I table next to the guy who goes to all the gunshows and have seen his work firsthand. Awesome detail. http://www.rockymountaintacticalcoatings.com/

[275RLTW]

Mike at 13 Zulu does outstanding work. http://13zulu.com/

[firefighter238]

Todd at Shadow Ops Weaponry does an INCREDIBLE job at Cerakoting, and its WAY more durable than Duracoat. Look him up!

[Delfuego]

Todd at Shadow Ops Weaponry does an INCREDIBLE job at Cerakoting, and its WAY more durable than Duracoat. Look him up!+1 My recommendation also.

[DVC357]

Ok Brothers Thanks