American Cerekote

kilowatt · Oct 6, 2016

Just recently a new business moved into a place that was and had been a Gun Shop for at least 5 years but moved out and this place just opened BUT never there. There is a number to call I guess if you want to ask questions.

It is called American Cerekote but what kind of business is it? I have heard of Cerekote but do any of you know what kind of firearm relation it is? Is it have to do with finish of metal or stock colors or both?

Brian
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Togwotee · Oct 7, 2016

It's a metal coating that comes in various colors. tougher than the other coatings such as Teflon but it still scratches and wears .

I think it's the best and most popular coating on the market these days.

Stay Thirsty My Friends

kilowatt · Oct 7, 2016

That's for this info.

Brian
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BeanMan · Oct 11, 2016

Brian,

I don't know anything about them but found their website.

http://americancerakote.com/

Did you go on your trip?

Cheers,

Fred

kilowatt · Oct 11, 2016

Fred, not yet. I will be over there in 4 weeks from today for 2 weeks and then back home.
This is the first year since 1984 that no hunting. Back at it next year at a young age of 75+............LOL

Brian
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trophyhunter · Oct 12, 2016

So here is the skinny on Cerakote...my gunsmith just started offering this coating procedure....Basically Cerakote is like re-blueing metal in various colors....they offer about 14 different colors....some mostly bench shooters and such like to trick out rifles and handguns by changing colors on various parts of the firearm. My gunsmith showed me pics of ladies semi-auto pistol done in pink and silver...and a semi-auto rifle in three different colors...yes the coating does scratch like blueing.....these coatings are more durable that blueing and do not rust...

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BeanMan · Oct 12, 2016

Bon chance!

Zeke · Oct 12, 2016

There are subtle yet glaring differences.
bluing is in the metal and cerekote is a paint on bake finish and can be done to stainless, aluminum, as well a chromoly steel. Both have their pros and cons
Zeke