Recent content by jforbush
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Gunsmithing Cerakote solvent tanks
Re: Cerakote solvent tanks I use bluing tanks with lids that I made for them. I also added drains and drain it after I use it. As far as what I use....I got a really good deal on 5 gallons of Brakekleen. They had it on clearance because no one was buying it. Called NIC and they said that...- jforbush
- Post #15
- Forum: The Armory
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Gunsmithing cerakote
Re: cerakote Air Cure and Heat cure are for sure not the same.....air cure does not wear as well and is not as resistant to chemicals and abrasion then heat cure. Air cure is good for items that can't he heat cured or items like suppressor that get very, very hot.- jforbush
- Post #6
- Forum: The Armory
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Gunsmithing Cerakote tips
Re: Cerakote tips +1 on prep and blasting...very, very important. As far as spraying....practice practice practice before you get going on a gun. Each gun is different and you need to know how your guns sprays and how to adjust all the settings. Don't spray at a high PSI and have the flow...- jforbush
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- Forum: The Armory
