Mark Larue made a comment about my can being SCARmored twice saying it should be called SCARed. The thread was locked and I was unable to reply. Just thought I should address it.
My suppressor suffered a baffle strike from a bad round of what was believed to be Monarch 55 grain FMJ that came apart/yawed less than 1" out of the bore at a shoot when I let someone else shoot my rifle. The bullet bounced off the balst baffle,smashed every baffle, and was captured by the end cap, denting it. The ONLY salvagable part was the outter tube which was in pristine condition. The bullet never exited the silencer. My baffles, the end cap, silencer mount section, and the flash hider mount were all damaged. I was horrified.
AAC repaired the silencer for free after they heard about my unfortunate luck and a new SCARmor finish was applied after the repair. Thats why it was SCARmored twice, not because of any defect in the finish. Previous to this I had melted some bedliner on the first finish (was new to how hot 5.56 silencers get after just a mag or two) and the only thing I could use to remove the melted on gunk was a green abrassive scouring pad as no solvent would touch the bedliner. I removed the gunk and it did not remove my SCARmor. It is very tough stuff. It did appear to polish it and make it slightly lighter in color. The new SCARmor is a darker grey, almost black compared to the old finish even before I scoured it. I will not be melting anything onto it.
I also use and reccomend LaRue products. I have putting off a warranty repair with them because I hate being without my optic and its just a locking lever issue which is unimportant to funtion. I just hope Larue has faster service than AAC. AAC, while very generous in their repair, took months to complete the repair.