01-27-2014, 02:29 PM
montana Wrote:The Cerakote applicator will need your rifle completely dissembled before he applies cerakote. He will then soak your parts and completely De-grease it. It would be a good idea to make sure your uppers fit , your gas port works with your gas block, and all of your parts that will be cerakoted function before you have them coated. After you have it cerakoted make sure everything still functions and there wasn't any heavy coated areas like the mag well, which can prevent easy insertion and removal of mags.
Im also interested in hearing the answer to this. Im wanting to get into Duracoat and Cerakote. Im guessing the best thing to do is brake it all down, clean, blast if needed, clean agian. Then either coat and assemble, or assemble and coat for the pattern look you want? Im thinking assemble then coat to get the matching parts look like LRRP did. That thing looks great!