C-Series Burnt Bronze Ceramic Coating, 4 oz, C-148T | Air-cure ceramic coating in Burnt Bronze; no oven, catalyst, or primer required; UV stable and chemical resistant

Beautiful, Rugged, easy to apply, and outlasts ANY paint I've used. I prepped a brand new Refrigerators Door Handles using 1000 grit wet sanding, then painted this Cerakote directly over the metal, plastic, and paint. It came out amazing, then on the little handle(s) (they came flat black) I did the same process BUT 2 days later I wet sanded the Cerakote and put 2k clear Polyurethane (Automotive Clear with hardener 4:1) giving the little handles a thick clear coat bringing out the Metallic.

I painted a couple tools that I tend to drop into tall grass or in low lit situations orange and I can find them much easier now that I’ve painted it definitely recommend.

Nice product , after you learn how to apply it. It’s a really nice stuff.

Works really great just make sure you prep your project the way it says and it goes on good and dries good looks great

It's cerakote, of course its a good option. Love the color, matches the color provided online. Easy directions, easy applications, haven't had a single issue painting up lowers and other parts. Biggest downside is the price, which is a bit ridiculous, but par for the course with these coatings.

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Holds up to turbo heat great. Hard to scratch too. Really love the Colton under the hood. Makes the car stand out more

Followed all instructions to the letter. I also used the c series primer as well. After 3 different attempts to touch up 3 smaller sized rubbed areas that had gone through to the bare metal on my Bergara b-14 wilderness ridge serial. Each time when doing the final finish buffing all of the cerakote and primer came off and to add insult to injury the pure acetone that was recommended to do a final degreasing the acetone went through a double layer of 2mil plastic drop cloth that I ran between the stock and barrel it melted through the drop cloth onto the stock and melted a fair sized area of my stock and now I’ve been trying to contact bergara for over 2 weeks and can never talk to anyone or any replies to emails sent to them. Needless to say if you need a cerakote finish fixed take to professional gunsmith or the company of what you are attempting to fix. It’s been a very expensive debacle to say the least. Not only do I now have scratches I can’t fix but now have significant damage to a thousand dollar gun stock. Not worth trying to diy this type of repair if you’re not willing to deal with the potential problems that I can assure you will have with it.

Esta pintura es de excelente calidad, se seca al aire y ya no le entra el oxido a lo que pintes. se debe de aplicar sobre superficies libres de grasas o lubricantes, se recomienda limpiar primero con acetonas, dejar secar y posteriormente aplicar este producto. no te arrepentirás del resultado.

Tiene un precio elevado, pero se aplica muy fácil y el acabado es espectacular, falta ver si da resultado y baja la temperatura