01-29-2014, 03:26 AM
If you aren't going to blast, I find that new anodized and parkerized surfaces already have excellent surface adhesion properties to them, and this is consistent with other Cerakoters' experiences as well.
If you want a part to have a more abraded surface, you can use fine grit sand paper, then clean and acetone bathe. One thing is for sure, you have to clean your airbrush immediately after use, as the Cerakote will clog it badly.
If you want a part to have a more abraded surface, you can use fine grit sand paper, then clean and acetone bathe. One thing is for sure, you have to clean your airbrush immediately after use, as the Cerakote will clog it badly.