CERAMIC COATING

FIREARMS, KNIVES, HOT ROD PARTS, BOAT PARTS, ETC.

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MORE COLORS and
COMBINATIONS
with the
“Virtual Gun Coater”
at right –»

Mix and match your
« favorite colors
and then
let us know
what you want.

Ceramic coating involves the use of a product called Cerakote™ developed by NIC Industries™ after great research into firearms and their respective coatings. Cerakote provides excellent corrosion protection, outstanding abrasion resistance, extreme hardness, and unmatched durability. Each coating has a unique ultra slick feel, while providing sleek satin or matte finish. It is also used as a final finish over parkerizing.

These coatings surpass Teflon and most other coatings for wear resistance by well over 60%, according to testing by an independent laboratory. Coating hardness is approximately 9H and is 1 to 1.5 mil in thickness. One example of durability has been exposure to a 5% salt spray in excess of 1000 hours with no adverse affect.

The process we follow involves:

• Complete Disassembly
• Degrease or bathe
• Remove rust, dents, scratches, and other imperfections as requested.
• Bead blast the surface and dust for maximum adhesion.
• Mask, plug, or block surfaces to not be coated
• Apply appropriate number of coatings
• Oven cure or air cure as appropriate
• Polish if required
• Reassemble

Check out mix and match coatings at http://www.nicindustries.com/guncoater.php

	Titanium Blue Ceramic	Titanium Blue Ceramic
Titanium Green Stainless	Titanium Green Stainless	Titanium Green Stainless



Savage 311 in Stainless and Titanium Blue	Savage 311 in Stainless and Titanium Blue	Marlin 336 – barrel shortened to 16” ceramic coated wood refinished

Remington 870 two tone ceramic coated	Remington 870 two tone ceramic coated	Remington 870 two tone ceramic coated

Savage 67E 12 Gauge shotgun Before	Savage 67E 12 Gauge shotgun Midnite Green Ceramic coating