[jake11751]

As the thread states... Im looking for Duracoat. I need to finish a project up this weekend. Let me know if anyone has seen it in any local stores or if you have some that you are willing to part with. :X
Thanks
Jake

 

[jake11751]

nada huh.... guess I have to order some

 

[jarheadsergeant]

Krylon and Avore work nearly as well and are cheaper.

Brake cleaner or gun scrubber removes them, as well as duracoat, see link http://www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=6&f=19&t=239839

If you want to go a step above rattlecan, skip duracoat and go norells moly resin (easier to apply then ceracoat) or ceracoat.

You need Aluminum oxide blast cabinet and kiln to cure both of those. Ceracoat is kinda tricky.

 

[tonythelip]

Give bensons a call I know they carry birch wood Casey blueing and stain for stock I just refinished a shot gun.

I usually order from lauer weaponry .com

 

[perimedik]

What color are you looking for I may have some (1/3 of a bottle) of Colt Gray.

I'll look.

Disregard, I found it the remaining is coagulated and unusable.
Looked on the website and it has a shelf life of 12~18 months.
Sorry.

I did some magazines in it a few yeats back

Before

After (new springs - magpul followers and floor plates on date stamped bodies, Duracoat Colt Gray finish)

and some 20 rounders too

It's a shame we in NY have to rebuild and refinish like this when the rest of the world can buy new USGI dirt cheap and in volume without issue.

 

[M1014]

does anyone local have duracoat?

 

[M1014]

Or does anyone have a little bit of extra hardener left over? mine dried up and i wanted to get this project done today

 

[Adirondack state of mind]

Jake, if you have or know someone that has Amazon Prime, you can probably order it today or even tomorrow and still have it here on Saturday.

http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=Duracoat