rmbstyle
Member
So I recently picked up my Griffin Armament suppressor and I really dislike the the finish on it. It looks almost glossy. What is a good finish that will last under the heat. Would cerakote be a good option?
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Changing Finish on Suppressor
- Thread starter rmbstyle
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vgplayer
Ultimate Member
Hop to 6:00
500 rounds as fast as possible should do the trick.
vgplayer
Ultimate Member
It is a Cerakote finish BTW.
rmbstyle
Member
Its definitely unlike any kind of cerakote finish I have seen before. Its very glossy, and looks out of place on my rifle. I would like to have it refinished in a matte black.
iH8DemLibz
When All Else Fails.
BBQ paint.
$4.69
Wal-Mart.
$4.69
Wal-Mart.
Did you ever mention which one you have?
rmbstyle
Member
Its their SPR model
Cerakote can be glossy or matte, depending a little on surface prep and the mix ratio of the Cerakote. I'd go with the high temp Cerakote on a suppressor or muzzle device.
Hawkeye
The Leatherstocking
- Jan 29, 2009
- 3,971
The guy who does Cerakote for Free State has done some really nice work on some suppressors that I've seen. Maybe give him a call?
rmbstyle
Member
Yeah, I heard cerakote c is the hight temp stuff
rmbstyle
Member
I just dropped it off at Bollingers; ive had good experiences there before.
