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Cerekote
I have an 80 percent lower that I did about five years ago sitting on a shelf doing nothing, looking to have a cerekote job done to it. Anyone do stuff like that?
You can get the airsol can based cerakote and do it you self just letting it air dry
I cerakote my own stuff using a Preval sprayer that you can buy at Home Depot and then baked it in my oven. It?s pretty easy to do yourself.
Last edited by def90; 11-10-2020 at 06:58.
Ummm....Originally Posted by KevDen2005
I still have your bottle of that Tiffany blue stuff.
Last edited by 00tec; 11-10-2020 at 08:30.
Well keep it for now, may need to do another gun for the wife soon
Do you have good experience with it?
Just throwing out the suggestion, no experience with that type of spraying.
Would love to hear how it worksfor you if you go that route.
Last edited by Mazin; 11-10-2020 at 10:34.
Just an FYI, I did not have as good of luck with the Preval sprayer. Pattern wasn't as smooth as I'd like. For my disposable sprayers, I use the harbor freight airbrushes. (The cheap one).
If you want to DIY. You're welcome to use the blast cabinet and such.
Last edited by 00tec; 11-10-2020 at 10:55.
Results may vary....Just throwing out the suggestion, no experience with that type of spraying.
Would love to hear how it worksfor you if you go that route.
I'll check out some videos and see if it's right for me.
I got a guy up north here that is setup to do cerekote. He does it along with powder coating in his fab shop. Pm me if you need details
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