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Posted: 2/7/2016 12:57:48 AM EDT
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Still decently priced for what I consider a top of the line Duty use Ak. Not a safe-queen Norinco/Polytech. Definitly not a cheap I.O. or RAS47.
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Solid video but KG gunkote is no where near as tough as Cerakote. ETA: I'm not just saying this I've used both, not only on the exterior of rifles but on the interior and bolt carriers. |
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I've heard KG Gunkote is better than duracoat at least. it is, KG is a good coating for someone who has just started learning to apply their own finishes(no mixing of hardeners and a little more forgiving of surface prep). I like mrgunsandgear's videos, but the statement he made about KG being tougher is a falsity. |
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it is, KG is a good coating for someone who has just started learning to apply their own finishes(no mixing of hardeners and a little more forgiving of surface prep). I like mrgunsandgear's videos, but the statement he made about KG being tougher is a falsity. Quoted:
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I've heard KG Gunkote is better than duracoat at least. it is, KG is a good coating for someone who has just started learning to apply their own finishes(no mixing of hardeners and a little more forgiving of surface prep). I like mrgunsandgear's videos, but the statement he made about KG being tougher is a falsity. I suppose I can only go off experience. In my use, KG GunKote (Krebs, DA, and DDI rifles) has been more durable than cerakote. Perhaps it's because those guns are all "paint over park" but, for me, it's held up much better. 
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