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Tarjac camo dipping

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So I guess that’s good enough

SAW

I am real anal when it comes to refinishing of firearms or anything I have to warranty for the life of the gun these are the steps I take, this cerakote is harder than the hubs of HELL.

Step (1) I disassemble and clean all parts and inspect for damage or worn parts.

Step (2) I degrease all parts that are going to get refinished.

Step (3) I bead blast the surface clean.

Step (4) I degrease the parts to make sure there isn’t any residue left.

Step (5) I magnesium phosphate AKA parkerize all metal parts for best base for refinishing.

Step (6) I put the first coat on the parts, know if I am going to transfer dip it step (7) would be dipping then rinse dry then clear coat.

Step (7) I put on a ceramic clear coat for the best possible wear.

Brad-
How durable is the finish ?
I have a Remmington shot gun that is camo, and it is rubbing off a bit on the fore stock, probably not the same process though the gun is like 12 years old. More than likely paint.
Any way curious about the durability.

Later-

SAW

I bought my setup from the same company that setup Tarjac in NY it is absolutely amassing way to do camouflaging, compared to the original way I use to do it with stencils.

Here is a frame I did in digital camouflage at the class I went to.

I think I’ll do some type of contest and give away a free camouflaging to a forum member, and I won’t care if you have 1 post or a 1000 no restrictions except you have to be in the US.

quote 80 GRIT:

Real cool, however, being in the tattoo industry, I couldn’t help but see my being rendered obsolete in the not too distant future when they figure out how to dip body parts with permanent results…. πŸ˜₯

Tattoo industry?

I though the was dead?

quote 80 GRIT:

Real cool, however, being in the tattoo industry, I couldn’t help but see my being rendered obsolete in the not too distant future when they figure out how to dip body parts with permanent results…. πŸ˜₯

Start saving for a unit and change with the times…lol
Could turn into something like a nail salon….Just have it changed or touched up once a month.. repeat business…..Chaaaching….

Real cool, however, being in the tattoo industry, I couldn’t help but see my being rendered obsolete in the not too distant future when they figure out how to dip body parts with permanent results…. πŸ˜₯

That was too cool. Thanks for sharing.

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