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DIY Cerakote-C - Sputnik - 01-06-2014

Anybody have any experience with this stuff? Suitable for barrels? Metal preparation, application, durability, etc?


DIY Cerakote-C - KentuckyBuddha - 01-06-2014

This looks like an adequate explanation.

http://gunsngirls.com/2013/06/26/how-to-cerakote-c-series/


DIY Cerakote-C - Sputnik - 01-06-2014

Thanks KB! That source covers a lot. That was the best information I have seen so far!


DIY Cerakote-C - KentuckyBuddha - 01-06-2014

No problem sir! I was curious myself.


DIY Cerakote-C - Underground Tactical - 01-06-2014

We have used Cerakote here everyday for the past 3+ years. I can tell you from my experience. The C series Cerakote is the high temp paint for temps up to 1800 degrees. I will use this on our suppressors only and also use it for personal projects such as engine headers/exhaust. The C series is not as scratch resistant as the H series Cerakote and it requires five days to fully cure, so beware. We use the H series on everything from our receivers, barrels, plastic parts, you name it. You are better off using the H series. It's just two extra steps like adding hardener and baking it.


DIY Cerakote-C - Sputnik - 01-06-2014

Thanks, that is good to know. I wonder if any of our Forum members have used the C series for their DIY barrel finishes.


DIY Cerakote-C - bwaites - 01-07-2014

So far as I know, everyone I've seen has used the H series.


DIY Cerakote-C - LRRPF52 - 01-07-2014

The main industry application for C-series is suppressor and machine gun barrel use, since it is rated to such a high temperature.

Other than that, I think the H-series is the way to go.


DIY Cerakote-C - Longshot_34 - 01-07-2014

The only C series i've used was on some fireplace parts for some random dude.