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Originally Posted by snakeman32
My dad wanted to know if it could be done. I didn't know so I figured I would ask here. He would be having it done at the factory.
snakeman
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Howdy, Snakeman
You have another option that works awesome and is tougher than bluing.
Cerakote. Have it done in stainless.
It is a two component ceramic that gets baked on at around 250 to 350 degrees.
Independent testing shows it to be superior to other coatings.
Here:
NIC Industries - Firearm Coatings
I have a newer model 66 that was pretty trashed. Cerakote in Titanium with the screws, rear sight and ejector mechanism done in black. It looks fantastic and is wearing very well.
In fact, I just may get into doing such work one of these days.
I've got 35 years in yacht and ship coatings, and this stuff is the meanest coating I've seen in a long time!