It's Gotta Be Pink

[Bat Guano]

My hard to please daughter-in-law is bugging me about the possibility of a pale pink (in her mind pretty pink), finish for her stainless SP-101 (not quite a Smith J frame, but she likes it. I trained her on a Kit Gun, so it's not like I didn't try).  Does anyone here have any idea of who may do this kind of finishing? Preference is for a non-spray, integral finish that would not create any dimensional problems, something very high quality would be appreciated.  Any leads appreciated.  Thanks!  

 

[Fat Old Guy]

Perhaps Robar.

 

[TAROMAN]

Cerakote would do fine.
Contact these folks:

EXTREME PERFORMANCE COATINGS
Services:
Cerakote™ Firearms Coating
Cerakote™ Hight Temp Coating
Prismatic Powders® Coating

1839 Mountain View
CODY, WY 82414

Phone: (307) 899-9545

Email: [email protected]

 

[Leslie Sapp]

The above picture brings to mind my son's reaction, when at about 6 yrs old, he spotted a pink .22 cricket in the rack at a LGS. "Daddy, that's just wrong"

 

[jack the toad]

The above picture brings to mind my son's reaction, when at about 6 yrs old, he spotted a pink .22 cricket in the rack at a LGS. "Daddy, that's just wrong"

Sounds like a smart young man, reminds me of my son and g-son.
But also having a daughter and 2 g-daughters, I can relate to the OP's post.
So not to hijack, prolly cerakote or duracoat. Being a coating, I think both will show finish wear depending on use but are prolly easily touched up or redone.

 

[Green Frog]

I don't suppose a pretty pair of Hogue Monogrips™ on shiny stainless would suit her? That's what I got for my niece.

Froggie

 

[chief38]

I am normally not a "Lawyer paranoid person" when it comes to firearms, but by owning a pink gun could possibly cause many legal issues if a child or un-knowledgeable person ever shot themselves with a pink - harmless looking gun. Just saying...........

Chief38