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    Cerakoting

    Hi all,

    Hopefully this is the right place for this post.

    I’ve developed a bit of a Cerakoting hobby over the last year. My original plan was to only do my own firearms and car parts but started coating items for mates, then even the occasional job for people as word got out. I’ve nearly finished doing all my own stuff but still have quite a bit of product left hence this post.

    Rifle or shotgun receiver, barrel and bolt $200-300 includes necessary disassembly (I’m an ex-armourer so I like to think I’m fairly capable). I can do stocks and some patterns using stencils for an additional cost. Already disassembled and cleaned would be at the lower end of the bracket if not slightly less. Can discuss this and other items further. Could potentially negotiate better pricing for repeat customers. As I also have a full time job, turn around time is typically a week or two.

    As a counterpart to a friends business I have been doing automotive parts for him such as manifolds and turbo housings. Happy to consider other parts too.

    Most metal and plastic materials can be Cerakoted. I just have to adjust the curing temperature to suit.

    These are the colours I currently have. I can order other colours direct from Cerakote in the US but it will be at the customers expense.

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    Items I will not/cannot accept:

    - Excessively dirty firearms (Cerakoting is the hobby, cleaning not so much).
    - Items too big to fit in my sandblaster or curing oven.
    - Scopes (at this stage).
    - Firearms that require endorsement

    Would prefer to avoid the shipping side of things as too much admin. Sorry.

    I’ve attached some before and after images of items that I have done in the past.

    Please ask if uncertain about anything.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BigEarl69 View Post
    Are these crushed silver mate?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kelton View Post
    Are these crushed silver mate?
    Nah mate they are C-105 Titanium. You don’t have to bake C series and it holds up a lot better to UV.

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    Some real nice work there sir.
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    Quote Originally Posted by chainsaw View Post
    Some real nice work there sir.
    Cheers friend, I take a lot of pride in my work.

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    I've got a Browning Stainless Stalker. Could you do the barrel and receiver on that??

    I've always been very aware that it is very bright in the bush. I wrap it in camo tape but it's a pain in the arse. Holds water etc and the stainless will rust no matter what people say.
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    Quote Originally Posted by tac a1 View Post
    I've got a Browning Stainless Stalker. Could you do the barrel and receiver on that??

    I've always been very aware that it is very bright in the bush. I wrap it in camo tape but it's a pain in the arse. Holds water etc and the stainless will rust no matter what people say.
    Yeah mate, just flick me a PM and we’ll get to talking. Cheers

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    I'm the current owner of that little Remington 700, couldn't be happier with the cerakote job he did on it. Have had it soaking wet in the rain, and bashed around hunting, not a sign of wear or flaking on it, will definitely be back for more!
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    Some awesome work. Bummer your not closer to the capital !
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    Quote Originally Posted by Joshy View Post
    Some awesome work. Bummer your not closer to the capital !
    @Joshy, i understand Armaworx in Tawa can do this treatment
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    Quote Originally Posted by muzza2020 View Post
    @Joshy, i understand Armaworx in Tawa can do this treatment
    Thanks for that muzza. Reason im interested is because good old wellington is always so cold and damp even if it doesnt feel like it, and i have to constantly check the rifles.. more than i feel i need too lol!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Joshy View Post
    Thanks for that muzza. Reason im interested is because good old wellington is always so cold and damp even if it doesnt feel like it, and i have to constantly check the rifles.. more than i feel i need too lol!
    Just give them a good oil, obviously not overboard and what I do is keep some desiccants or damp rid in my safe.

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    Good skills. Nice work.
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    Hey, nice work, just wondering your location?

 

 

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