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  • lovemachine

    Grandmaster
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    Dec 14, 2009
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    Dumb question, but is this different from duracoating a gun? Or is this the samething?

    If you were to do this exact samething to, say, a Glock, would it work? How easy would it be to scratch after putting it in and out of a holster?
     

    patience0830

    .22 magician
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    Rating - 96.7%
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    Nov 3, 2008
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    Not far from the tree
    Quad

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    I got my Duracoat set up workin and tested it on my Sako Quad. It looks a lot better put together but the light parts are way too light for me. I'm gonna have to touch it up some to keep the squirrels confused. :D Next I gotta JB weld up some custom grippage on my 22/45 after a light blasting and coat it.:rockwoot:
     

    U.S. Patriot

    Grandmaster
    Rating - 87.5%
    7   1   0
    Jan 30, 2009
    9,815
    38
    Columbus
    I have used Kyrlon on a couple of rifles I used to own. If I decide to do my M4, I'm going to get the shake and spray kits from Durakoat. Sure, the cost will be higher, but I do not want to do a half *** job either.
     

    Blackhawk2001

    Grandmaster
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    3   0   0
    Jun 20, 2010
    8,218
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    NW Indianapolis
    This is one of the two AKs I've done, using WalMart Camo Krylon paint and a mesh laundry bag. I masked over the wooden forearm because I didn't want to paint it right away.

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