12-08-2017, 07:35 PM
LRRPF52 Wrote:Only reason I brought it up because people mentioned sanding and baking. If you're going to go through the trouble of sand-blasting your parts, and baking the finish, Cerakote is the way to go if you can do it safely.
You'll need access to a sand blast cabinet, ventilated spray booth, compressor, airbrush, PPE (respirator, gloves, hooded top preferable) and an oven that will fit the parts, lots of wire hooks, acetone, baths, pie tins for small parts, etc.
I am a somewhat anal retentive do-it-yourselfer on virtually everything and although I feel like duracoat is probably the "correct" way to camouflage a gun, this hassle and expense has kept me from trying it out. I can only imagine what my wife would say if I tried baking gun parts in our oven.

