How to Cerakote: Battleworn Technique (Battle Worn)

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In this video John shows you two different ways to battle wear your firearm. John included a slideshow at the end of several different firearms that have been Cerakoted using this technique.
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@hendersonb31 5 лет назад

When doing the final curing in the oven at what temp/how long do you do when you have metal and plastic pieces together? Is just baking at the plastic standards 150-180 for 2 hours good for the metal? Or do you flash cure, disassemble and do a final cure separately? Great videos, thank you!

@Gen_Kael 6 лет назад

I watched this out of pure curiosity. I'll never do it personally but I appreciate the art. I gotta say, most everyone that comes in here with a question gets answered. And that's awesome.

@brandons2079 4 года назад

Holding your burnt bronze ar as he says don’t use burnt bronze lol 😅

@Silvermeow 3 года назад

Whats tac free mean

@ronniebounds6474 6 лет назад

Hey. Thanks for the video. This is the first of yours that I've watched. Well done. I'm pretty familiar with Cerakote but I do have a question: after you Scothbrite and blow off residue, do you disassemble completely again and then finish the oven cure? Thanks!

@DC4EVA 2 года назад

Looked relly good untill the speckle went on it, woulda been way better without the speckle!

@ashleyrussell9302 4 года назад

Why would my green under my black turn brown?!?

@corddwigans 2 года назад

So you can do the bake at 180 for two hours does The firearm have to be taken apart to do the bait for metal and polymer any more than the two hour bake after the coating is complete?

@KINGSL0THXXIII Год назад

Just throwing this out there, suppose someone wanted the “Battleworn” coat to be say a polar blue? How would you go about that? Cause you know if you mist that color, it will be rough. 🤔

@ramtacholstersllc5919 4 года назад

Instead of black, could you use a brown to get a sepia dirty look instead?

@MrGerouxj 7 лет назад

Talk about timely! I was just looking at this for a water bottle. Going to do it over an American flag. Laura is helping me with the stencils now. Thanks for doing videos, John. You guys have been awesome!

@danielglenaman7018 5 лет назад

You guy ROCK!!! Seriously, I can't begin to share how much I personally appreciate this share. It's the first video I looked at since becoming interested in this technique. I'm not a complete novice, but if I were, the content of this video gave me a little more courage to try this on my own. Now it's time to go,look at the stencils.... I can't wait! Thanks Brother!!!