Duracoat Fun

[southdakota_man]

Here are a couple of Duracoat projects I have done in the last few weeks. Very good product and happy with the results thus far.

[Mesquite Archer]

Nice job!

[hammer63]

Nice!

[jwedel]

That's awesome. I'm guessing it's super easy to apply? I've thought about doing a few guns that are beat up, but just haven't yet


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[southdakota_man]

That's awesome. I'm guessing it's super easy to apply? I've thought about doing a few guns that are beat up, but just haven't yet


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It is fairly easy. Prep work is the most important and ensuring you have a clean workspace. Find something you don't mind messing up for the first one and practice. PM me if you have questions or need additional help.

[gumbl3]

lookin good

[sendit]

That looks great.

That's awesome. I'm guessing it's super easy to apply? I've thought about doing a few guns that are beat up, but just haven't yet


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Don't fear....it is really easy to work with. Just mix the correct ratios of hardener and spray. It comes in many colors too.
The better the prep work the better the adhesion.

I did my wife's 7mm-08 in a multicam pattern recently.

[jwedel]

That's great, I just want some solid colors...nothing too fancy


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[muddyz]

Are you using the shake n spray or an air gun?

[Sticks&Strings]

Where do you buy this, and how do you do the patterns?

[weminuche]

great work

[PiNoyHunter]

pretty cool

[clay4626]

Where do you buy this, and how do you do the patterns?

X2 looks great

[JP Weld]

Have done a few guns with the duracoat and its good stuff if prepped properly.

[southdakota_man]

Are you using the shake n spray or an air gun?

I am using an air brush. I haven't used the air can but that is an awfully expensive "one and done" way to go. May make sense if you are doing just one piece.