Posted: 3/22/2014 2:48:56 PM EDT
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I had my G19 slide done in burnt bronze recently by GSD Coating in Keyport. Looks nice and figured I'd share a couple terrible photos taken with my phone. No word on staying power of the coating yet since I've not fired it. GSD had great/fast communication by email and the price was reasonable IMO.
This was my first Cerakoted gun part but I really like the texture and look. 
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I had my G19 slide done in burnt bronze recently by GSD Coating in Keyport. Looks nice and figured I'd share a couple terrible photos taken with my phone. No word on staying power of the coating yet since I've not fired it. GSD had great/fast communication by email and the price was reasonable IMO. This was my first Cerakoted gun part but I really like the texture and look. http://i757.photobucket.com/albums/xx216/mineredward/Glock_Burnt_bronze_2_zpsb3244ff2.jpeg http://i757.photobucket.com/albums/xx216/mineredward/glock2_zps928d5eb2.jpeg Niiice.... |
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Looks great!! How much?  This. How much? Thanks, it looks sharp in person and sort of changes with the lighting as well. With shipping was under $80. Can be cheaper as well... Cerakote: $45 Disassemble and reassemble slide internals/sights: $15 Shipping back to me: $10 plus tax |
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Thanks, it looks sharp in person and sort of changes with the lighting as well. With shipping was under $80. Can be cheaper as well... Cerakote: $45 Disassemble and reassemble slide internals/sights: $15 Shipping back to me: $10 plus tax Quoted:
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Looks great!! How much? This. How much? Thanks, it looks sharp in person and sort of changes with the lighting as well. With shipping was under $80. Can be cheaper as well... Cerakote: $45 Disassemble and reassemble slide internals/sights: $15 Shipping back to me: $10 plus tax Not bad, any idea what they charge for a full pistol? |
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Looks great!! How much? This. How much? Thanks, it looks sharp in person and sort of changes with the lighting as well. With shipping was under $80. Can be cheaper as well... Cerakote: $45 Disassemble and reassemble slide internals/sights: $15 Shipping back to me: $10 plus tax Not bad, any idea what they charge for a full pistol? Not sure but I do know it would depend on number of colors and layers. A three color multi-cam would cost more than one color all over since they need to layer in patterns. I checked prices at other places and these guys were priced good and they happen to be "cerakote certified". Honestly, I don't what that means exactly and wouldn't assume it makes them necessarily the best at it but it was something I considered when shopping around. I'll be sure to report back if I see any issues with the longevity (though I'm not sure what I should expect). |
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Not sure but I do know it would depend on number of colors and layers. A three color multi-cam would cost more than one color all over since they need to layer in patterns. I checked prices at other places and these guys were priced good and they happen to be "cerakote certified". Honestly, I don't what that means exactly and wouldn't assume it makes them necessarily the best at it but it was something I considered when shopping around. I'll be sure to report back if I see any issues with the longevity (though I'm not sure what I should expect). Quoted:
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Looks great!! How much? This. How much? Thanks, it looks sharp in person and sort of changes with the lighting as well. With shipping was under $80. Can be cheaper as well... Cerakote: $45 Disassemble and reassemble slide internals/sights: $15 Shipping back to me: $10 plus tax Not bad, any idea what they charge for a full pistol? Not sure but I do know it would depend on number of colors and layers. A three color multi-cam would cost more than one color all over since they need to layer in patterns. I checked prices at other places and these guys were priced good and they happen to be "cerakote certified". Honestly, I don't what that means exactly and wouldn't assume it makes them necessarily the best at it but it was something I considered when shopping around. I'll be sure to report back if I see any issues with the longevity (though I'm not sure what I should expect). Yeah id probably just want a pistol all one color. Cant be too much. Certified means probably trained on how to properly use it via Cerakote instruction. |