Yeah… that is why you take it to a certified applicator… that actually has his certification posted on the wall… holy smokes… I am one of 2 advanced Certified Cerakote applicators in the state of Montana… the stuff I see… hahahhahahha.
Parkerized or Blued finish for carry? Thatd probably be the easiest and cheapest option! I had one pistol finished with melonite nitriding by Burlington Engineering.
Just fyi. That is why it has to be copper free. So clean that bore using a copper solvent. Detonics can confirm on his. Are you planning to send it out or do it yourself? Holy hell, how does something like that happen?
Handguns » Discussions. Site Notices. Meyers' New "Pocket Rocket". I might buy a Colt Commander O soon, but I don't like bluing as much as parkerizing. Either strip and blast down to bare metal or park over the blue. If your slide says Colt' s Combat Commander on it the frame is Steel. Quote History. Quoted: as long as the frame is not made of Al it is possible. Quoted: The model I am looking at is a blued Combat Commander.
View Quote View All Quotes. Quoted: Quoted: as long as the frame is not made of Al it is possible. Quoted: No worries All carbon steel Have you considered other options like black chrome, black T, various cerecoats?
ParkeriZing is just a "sponge" for oil. It still requires oiling and will wear. I like it as well, but it has it's own limits. Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: as long as the frame is not made of Al it is possible. Anodizing is harder than PVDF or powder coating. Anodizing is superior for aluminum in high traffic areas where the coating is subject to abrasive cleaners and physical abuse.
Anodizing cannot peel or flake off i. It is also used extensively on automobiles to protect unfinished metal parts from corrosion. Passivation can be used for protecting other metals. Without the oil or grease, a Parkerized finish will rust faster than more common and advanced finishes. Those guns would resist rust in most all conditions — because the Parkerized steel was impregnated with grease. Parkerizing is a an electrochemical conversion coating, often found on military firearms as protection from corrosion.
It is a very durable, corrosion resistant finish. Parkerizing in civilian use, however, is often viewed as an inferior finish to blue. There is no touch-up for parkerizing.
Parkerizing is good for user guns, the treatment is in the steal, not just a coating that can be scratched off. My parkerized has been dragged, dropped, and generally neglected, with hardly any signs of wear to show for it all. I do oil it before shooting or toting it, and clean it well afterwards.
The least durable is bluing but is one of the most attractive tied with chroming and plating. Duracoat is by far the most cost effective and easiest to apply, and is also extremely durable.
Not much. The polished blue finish is the least durable of any finish on the market. It varies. Some parkerizing is black, some is grey. After it absorbs some cosmoline it turns greenish. White vinegar will neturalize rust and remove it, but it will also remove blueing and parkerizing.
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