Gunsmithing Cerakote question....

[Hellbender]

I am a little short on oven space....

Can you shoot the Cerakote all at the same time and then let some of the parts sit uncooked while the first batch cooks, then cook the next batch later?

It would save a lot of work.

Thanks!

 

[Mark Housel]

Re: Cerakote question....

Those that have been to NIC for the certification training will know for certain.
I have done that on several occasions and have never been able to ascertain any difference in the parts that sat at room temperature for a couple hours and those that went in right after spraying.

 

[8up]

Re: Cerakote question....

I have done it, no issues, can't tell the difference

 

[ugsly]

Re: Cerakote question....

I have done that also & cant tell a difference. Sometimes I will flash them and pull them out & hang them up. then cook the others so I dont have wet cerakote hanging.

Kc

 

[sawman556]

Re: Cerakote question....

Just don't touch them!!!

 

[tommyc279]

Re: Cerakote question....

Should be fine I have done it several times. Always a perfect match.

 

[Redcreek1]

Re: Cerakote question....

Your main issue is going to be dust, lint, bugs, etc getting on the parts as they sit there waiting to go into the oven.

I would coat it all then run a 20 min cycle on one set of parts then pull those out and put the others in for the full cycle. When those come out put the ones you did the short cure on in for a full cycle.

 

[Hellbender]

Re: Cerakote question....

Thanks all for the input, all came out perfect!