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@Short-bus if you just want it done right and easy. A lot of cerakoted patterns come out looking like ass unless they really know what they’re doing and if it’s a gas gun all the rails, holes, and angles just complicate it more.
I’ve got a buddy in GA that’s a hell of an artist with cerakote that does some coating work for APA and painted some rifles they built for some very famous people. He doesn’t have an FFL though so you’d have to arrange to do it through APA but they may be able to accommodate that.
I’ve got a buddy in GA that’s a hell of an artist with cerakote that does some coating work for APA and painted some rifles they built for some very famous people. He doesn’t have an FFL though so you’d have to arrange to do it through APA but they may be able to accommodate that.
I totally agree. I’ve seen some truly horrible camo jobs done by people with good intentions but lacking the skill.
I recently picked up a full large frame builder’s set from SLR Rifleworks that I hade done in Dark Multicam. Their applicator, Deadlock Coatings, did an outstanding job and I’ll be considering sending more projects their way when the time comes. I’ve also used Blowndeadline Coatings as well who did an awesome job on a project for me a couple years back. I was worth the money to get it done right the first time.
I recently picked up a full large frame builder’s set from SLR Rifleworks that I hade done in Dark Multicam. Their applicator, Deadlock Coatings, did an outstanding job and I’ll be considering sending more projects their way when the time comes. I’ve also used Blowndeadline Coatings as well who did an awesome job on a project for me a couple years back. I was worth the money to get it done right the first time.
Matt at Unknown Munitions does phenomenal work. https://www.unknownmunitions.com/cerakoting/cerakote-photos-patterns/
He is also a great guy and gives back to the shooting sports.
He is also a great guy and gives back to the shooting sports.
Prep work is key. Attention to detail is paramount.
Our guy is "the guy" to use in north central FL.
His company is called Redline Victory, but he doesn't advertise because he gets enough work from all the north central FL FFL's.
PM me if you want anything on him.
Our guy is "the guy" to use in north central FL.
His company is called Redline Victory, but he doesn't advertise because he gets enough work from all the north central FL FFL's.
PM me if you want anything on him.
I'll second this - been to the shop and seen the set up first hand. It's where I'd send my stuff if I wanted it done right.
I was very happy with the job I had done by Daniel at primal finish in Tennessee. Check out his Instagram or website. Here’s a thread on some of his work.
Thread 'The BADDEST Cerakote you’ve ever seen COTTONMOUTH SNAKE REM 700'
https://www.snipershide.com/shootin...-ever-seen-cottonmouth-snake-rem-700.7137423/
Thread 'The BADDEST Cerakote you’ve ever seen COTTONMOUTH SNAKE REM 700'
https://www.snipershide.com/shootin...-ever-seen-cottonmouth-snake-rem-700.7137423/
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Another +1 for @Short-bus
The best Cerakote work I have ever seen comes from Short Action Customs.
Redbeard gun works in south Texas has been putting out some really nice looking stuff. It’s a ship but check their socials for pics, one of their clients has their gun replicated in call of duty so that’s pretty cool
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