Ceracote

[MattR]

Who does Ceracote locally that is nice? I've seen some guns done locally that looked like krylon, I didn't like it. Any recommendations? Thanks

[MattR]

Oh yeah, it was duracote that i saw that looked cheap.

[jerrymrc]

I need to start doing some cerakote. Already have done other baked finishes and I have the equipment.

[killianak9]

I need to start doing some cerakote. Already have done other baked finishes and I have the equipment.

I'd be interested as well ! I have a few parts I'm looking to do in FDE. I was going to rattle can it but thought ceracoat would be better

[def90]

I need to start doing some cerakote. Already have done other baked finishes and I have the equipment.

I did it in my kitchen with a Preval sprayer and my kitchen oven.. You should be light years ahead of me.

[jerrymrc]

I did it in my kitchen with a Preval sprayer and my kitchen oven.. You should be light years ahead of me.

When you look at the website about guns it all seems like smoke and Mirrors but since I have applied some of their engine coatings years ago I do not think the basics have changed.

Just like anything there are tips and tricks but treating it like duracoat or paint is a big no-no.

[fitz19d]

I believe it's cera? or maybe Duracote. Just came out/coming out with a can within a can DIY kit that's actually supposed to be really nice. Like $30 can which is supposed to be enough for a rifle/SG.

http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/201...inish-firearm/

[Delfuego]

Todd@shadowops here on the forum does great work with CeraKote!

[islandermyk]

Sawtoothrifles

(http://www.sawtoothrifles.com/ )

Really cool guy and you've seen his work on my boom stick (https://www.ar-15.co/threads/101259-...SAWTOOTHRIFLES). His turn around time is pretty quick too.