Anyone here use "Cerama-Coat" on their gun?

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Anyone here use "Cerama-Coat" on their gun?

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The post about RoBar finishing reminded me I have a bottle of "Cerama-Coat" I've not yet used...

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Has anyone on here used it...? I have a couple of 'candidate' guns in mind.
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Re: Anyone here use "Cerama-Coat" on their gun?

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No, but I would like to try it????????
I usually use Dura-Coat, but it would be neat to see how this stuff works! :)
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I wonder how it would work on Ruger aluminum grip frames?

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You know, somthing like that might be just the ticket for the 91/30... except that I don't have a big enough oven to bake it in.
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Duracoat I think just cures over time (72 hours?). Been looking too,trying to clean up a much abused No4mk1 enfield,very little paint left on it and surface rust.Forearm curved to one side. Was kind of wondering about the Gas Barbecue for bake on stuff-might get in a whole lot of trouble trying that " why no dear I don't smell a thing !" :oops:
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http://www272.pair.com/stevewag/heater/heater1.html Here's one idea.
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Yes, finished a Marlin .35 Rem with it. The photos are posted here somewhere under EBR.
I like the stuff just don't try o rush the job or the degreasing.

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