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While I have the pistons out, I am thinking of applying a Ceracote / thermal coating to the tops of the pistons. Has any one tried this via a do it youself or are the DIY finishes not any good?
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I have done several Cerakote Fire arm slides frames and revolvers, I do have a blast cabinet with new glass beads and 120 mesh Aluminum Oxide media, and Oven and shop air a air brushes touch up guns and paint guns
Cleaning and Gassing off is key. There are several coating companies available now but had good luck with CeraKote in the past Thanks All..ill give it a try... |
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