Cerakote Gun Coatings For Manufacturers and Gun Shops

Whether you’re a manufacturer looking for high-volume production or a local gun shop seeking custom coatings for your customers, we bring industry-leading expertise and quality to each coating.

What is Cerakote?

Cerakote is a high-performance, ceramic-based coating that offers superior protection and customization for firearms. It provides unmatched resistance to wear, corrosion, and chemicals.

Why Choose Cerakote for Your Firearms?

Durability

Long-lasting protection against wear and tear.

Corrosion Resistance

Superior protection against rust and corrosion.

Customization

Wide range of colors and finishes for unique customer preferences.

Performance

Enhances the firearm’s performance by reducing friction.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Cerakote is a durable, high-performance ceramic coating used to protect and enhance the appearance of firearms. It provides excellent resistance to abrasion, corrosion, chemicals, and impact.

Unlike traditional finishes such as bluing or anodizing, Cerakote offers superior protection against wear and corrosion. Its ceramic-based formula ensures a long-lasting and resilient finish that can withstand harsh environmental conditions.

Cerakote comes in a wide range of colors and finishes, from matte to gloss, metallics to camouflages. Custom color mixing is also available, allowing for a unique and personalized look.

Yes, Cerakote is safe for firearms. It does not affect the function or reliability of the firearm and can actually enhance its performance by reducing friction on moving parts.

With proper application and maintenance, Cerakote can last for many years. Its longevity depends on factors such as usage, exposure to harsh environments, and how well the firearm is maintained.

Cerakote can be applied to most parts of a firearm, including the barrel, slide, frame, and small components. However, it is essential to ensure that moving parts are coated properly to avoid interference with the firearm’s operation.

Cerakote offers several benefits, including enhanced durability, corrosion resistance, reduced friction, and a customizable appearance. It also helps protect the firearm from wear and tear, extending its lifespan.

Cerakote application involves several steps, including surface preparation, coating application, and curing. The firearm must be thoroughly cleaned and degreased before application. The coating is then applied using specialized equipment and cured in an oven to ensure optimal adhesion and durability.

While DIY Cerakote kits are available, it is highly recommended to have Cerakote applied by a certified applicator. Professional application ensures proper surface preparation, precise coating, and optimal curing, resulting in a high-quality finish.

To maintain your Cerakote-coated firearm, clean it regularly with mild soap and water. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials. For stubborn grime, a soft brush or cloth can be used. Proper storage and handling will also help preserve the coating.

Yes, Cerakote can be removed or redone if necessary. The removal process involves sandblasting or chemical stripping to remove the old coating before reapplying a new layer. This should be done by a professional to ensure the firearm is not damaged.

Cerakote adds a minimal amount of weight to the firearm, typically less than 1 ounce. This negligible increase does not affect the firearm’s performance or handling.

Cerakote can be applied to a wide variety of firearms, including handguns, rifles, shotguns, and even knives. It is versatile and suitable for both tactical and sporting firearms.

Many certified Cerakote applicators offer warranties on their work. It is best to check with the specific applicator for details on warranty coverage and terms.

The cost of Cerakote application varies depending on the firearm’s size, the complexity of the design, and the number of colors used. Please reach out to learn more.

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